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  • How to Stop Helmet Visor Fogging Up: The Complete UK Guide

    How to Stop Helmet Visor Fogging Up: The Complete UK Guide

    How to stop helmet visor fogging, in one paragraph: a visor fogs when warm, moist air from your breath meets a cold visor and condenses on the inside. You stop it by keeping that inner surface warmer than the dew point of the air touching it, and by cutting how much breath reaches it. In…

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  • Visors That Fit Scorpion Helmets: 7 Fitment Groups

    Visors That Fit Scorpion Helmets: 7 Fitment Groups

    Scorpion builds a lot of helmets, and it does not build a different shield for every one of them. That is the whole reason finding visors that fit Scorpion helmets is confusing: the model name printed on your lid is often not the name printed on the visor that fits it. One shield part will…

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  • How Photochromic Visors Work (and When They Don’t)

    How Photochromic Visors Work (and When They Don’t)

    A photochromic visor is one that darkens by itself in sunlight and clears again when the light drops, so you ride behind a single shield instead of swapping a clear one for a tinted one at the roadside. Riders usually meet them as “light-reactive” or “auto-darkening” shields. Knowing how photochromic visors work is worth ten…

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  • What Visor Fits Shoei Helmets? CWR-1, CNS-1, CJ-2

    What Visor Fits Shoei Helmets? CWR-1, CNS-1, CJ-2

    If you have ever stood in the garage holding a scratched face shield and wondered what visor fits Shoei helmets, the confusion is not your fault. Shoei names its visors by a code — CWR-1, CNS-1, CJ-2 and others — and that code rarely appears anywhere on the helmet itself. The model on the shell…

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  • Visors That Fit AGV Helmets: 7 Fitment Groups

    Visors That Fit AGV Helmets: 7 Fitment Groups

    Buying a replacement shield for an AGV is not really a question about your helmet’s name. It is a question about which fitment group your helmet belongs to. AGV has reused the same shield across several models for years, which is why the visors that fit AGV helmets are best understood as seven shared-shield groups…

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  • What Visor Fits Scorpion EXO-491? Fitment Guide

    What Visor Fits Scorpion EXO-491? Fitment Guide

    Riders searching for what visor fits Scorpion EXO-491 helmets usually expect a single part number and a quick answer. The useful answer is slightly bigger than that, and it saves money: the EXO-491 does not have a shield unique to itself. It shares one replacement visor design with several other Scorpion models, which means the…

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  • Motorcycle Visor Types: 7 Tints Compared and Ranked

    Motorcycle Visor Types: 7 Tints Compared and Ranked

    Choosing between motorcycle visor types is the one decision that changes what you see on every single ride, and it is usually made in about four seconds on a product page. The tint names on a listing are marketing words, not measurements. Silver, Revo Black, Brightening Lens and Clear Blue tell you what a visor…

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  • Anti Fog for Helmet Visor: 7 Fixes Ranked

    Anti Fog for Helmet Visor: 7 Fixes Ranked

    Search anti fog for helmet visor and you get a shelf of sprays. That is the answer the market wants to sell you, and it is not the answer that holds up on a wet January commute in Britain. Fogging is not a dirt problem or a chemistry problem. It is a temperature problem, and…

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  • Pinlock 70 vs 120: Which Anti-Fog Insert to Choose

    Pinlock 70 vs 120: Which Anti-Fog Insert to Choose

    If you have started shopping for an anti-fog insert, you have probably run into a number you were not expecting. Pinlock 70 vs 120 is the comparison most riders end up making, usually because one lens costs more than the other and nothing on the packet explains why. The numbers are not sizes, they are…

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  • Are Iridium and Mirrored Visors Road Legal?

    Are Iridium and Mirrored Visors Road Legal?

    Iridium and mirrored visors are regulated by how much light they let through (VLT), not by their finish. Here is how the rules work and how to stay safe at night.

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