If you ride a AGV K6 and need a new visor, this is the short version: we currently list 11 options that fit it, across replacement visors, photochromic visors and anti-fog inserts. Here is what each one is for, and how to pick.
Aftermarket visors for the AGV K6
What fits a AGV K6
Replacement visors from $25.99 to $35.99
- AGV K6 Replacement Visor — Iridium, Smoke, Clear Tints
- AGV K6 S / K6 Replacement Visor — Iridium, Smoke, Clear Tints
- AGV K6 / KYT R2R / MT V-14 & more Replacement Visor — Multiple Tints
Photochromic visors from $68.99 to $72.99
Anti-fog inserts from $15.99 to $34.99
- AGV K6 Anti-Fog Insert — Stops Visor Fogging
- AGV K1 / K3 SV / Arai RX-7X / HJC RPHA-11 & more Anti-Fog Insert — Stops Visor Fogging
- AGV K1 / K3 SV / Arai RX-7X / HJC C70 & more Anti-Fog Insert — Stops Visor Fogging
- AGV K6 / Pista / Arai RX-7X / HJC C70 & more Anti-Fog Insert — Stops Visor Fogging
- AGV K6 / Arai RX-7X / HJC C70 & more Anti-Fog Insert — Stops Visor Fogging
- AGV K6 S / K6 Anti-Fog Insert — Stops Visor Fogging
Which one do you actually need?
- A cracked, scratched or hazy visor — you want a straight replacement visor. Pick the tint to suit when you ride.
- You keep swapping between a clear and a dark visor — a photochromic visor darkens in bright light and clears when it dulls, so one visor covers both.
- Your visor fogs in cold or wet weather — that is what an anti-fog insert is for. It fits inside the visor you already own.
Getting the right generation
The most common fitment mistake is buying for the wrong generation of the same helmet. Manufacturers reuse model names across redesigns, and the visor mechanism often changes between them. Check the exact model name inside your helmet or on the original visor before ordering, and if your helmet has a revision or year suffix, match that too. Not sure where to start? Our guide to matching a visor to your helmet covers this check in more detail.
Our visors are aftermarket and unbranded — the AGV name indicates fitment compatibility only, not an official AGV part.
Tint and road use
In Great Britain the legal test is the marking on the visor, not its colour: an eye protector has to carry a BS 4110 grade with an approved certification mark, or an ECE 22.05 approval, on the visor itself. Mirrored, iridium and dark-smoke finishes transmit too little light to be legal for road use in Great Britain, day or night — treat them as track or off-road only. We do not verify markings on individual items, so we make no road-legal claim for anything we sell, and rules differ in other countries. Northern Ireland has separate legislation we have not researched. This is general guidance, not legal advice. There is more detail in our guide to whether iridium and mirrored visors are road legal.
See everything that fits
Browse all AGV K6 visors and inserts →
Not sure of your exact model? Use the helmet finder on our homepage — pick your brand, then your model, and it shows only what fits.
