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Laminar Lips
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Thanks for fast reply. I only had 0.5 mile ride from dealship to home on cold day. I keep a dark motocross visor on my helmet for riding into the sun but even in that short ride, I realized the wind comming off the windshield, moto visor and open helmet made for major wind and tearing. I'm trying to get around using the full helmet again, but that sounds like it's not going to be easy.
duckster
duckster
RTGENE
Out of work Member
I recently purchased a Laminar Lip for my BMW it is working beautifully. I will want a new windscreen and lip form Laminar for my Spyder------when it arrivies. (May 31 or sooner). Simply said I have experienced reduced noise and wind buffeting.
Now thats lip service.
When you get a price let me know.
Now thats lip service.
When you get a price let me know.
It's been a few weeks since you obtained your Laminar Lips... so, after a few rides, are you still happy with it? Do you get wind blast and wind noise in the helmet?
I just put on the touring windshield I got with the bike, and would have to have a full face helmet. I like the motocross visor for rideing into the sun, and it wouldn't fit on a full face. So I'm resistant to change and looking at windshields. If I did my own, I'm not sure I could get a good blocking angle or a flip to get the wind off my head.
best,
duckster
I just put on the touring windshield I got with the bike, and would have to have a full face helmet. I like the motocross visor for rideing into the sun, and it wouldn't fit on a full face. So I'm resistant to change and looking at windshields. If I did my own, I'm not sure I could get a good blocking angle or a flip to get the wind off my head.
best,
duckster
sabunim5
New member
Duckster, You can get a product called a "Super Visor" which will mount to the shield of any full face helmet. Works just like the visor on a motorcross helmet. Great for riding into the sun. You'll find ads for them in just about any motorcycle magazine. One note on mounting, roughen the areas where you will be attaching the visor to with a little super-fine grit sandpaper. They didn't mention that in the directions. My first mounting attempt was an abysmal failure. I called them, they gave me the tip and my Super Visor has been in place now for several years. :bigthumbsup:
sabunim5 :spyder:
sabunim5 :spyder:
Duckster, You can get a product called a "Super Visor" which will mount to the shield of any full face helmet. Works just like the visor on a motorcross helmet. Great for riding into the sun. You'll find ads for them in just about any motorcycle magazine. One note on mounting, roughen the areas where you will be attaching the visor to with a little super-fine grit sandpaper. They didn't mention that in the directions. My first mounting attempt was an abysmal failure. I called them, they gave me the tip and my Super Visor has been in place now for several years.
sabunim5
Thanks Sabunium5, found it on the web, looks good and should function. I think the "smoke" would allow sun blockage but ability to see a little anyway. A good step in the right direction.
duckster
sabunim5
Thanks Sabunium5, found it on the web, looks good and should function. I think the "smoke" would allow sun blockage but ability to see a little anyway. A good step in the right direction.
duckster
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