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    Cool Visor..

    Hey,
    Getting my new helmet and I rember about a month or so ago someone got a helmet through an insurace clam and got a new visor it looked really cool. You couldnt see through it and it was like a gold or silver color who was this and where do you get them from.
    Sorry for being so vauge.
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    Iridium visor

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    Quote Originally Posted by texmo
    Hey,
    Getting my new helmet and I rember about a month or so ago someone got a helmet through an insurace clam and got a new visor it looked really cool. You couldnt see through it and it was like a gold or silver color who was this and where do you get them from.
    Sorry for being so vauge.
    What helmet are you getting? Some of the cheapest range do not have compatible iridium visors. As for where to get them from, any big bike shop really.



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    as for price it varies heaps for brand.
    i got one for my shoei cost me 160.
    been quoted for a nitro mirror blue 58 bucks.

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    Arrow Howdy dude.

    Quote Originally Posted by texmo
    Hey,
    Getting my new helmet and I rember about a month or so ago someone got a helmet through an insurace clam and got a new visor it looked really cool. You couldnt see through it and it was like a gold or silver color who was this and where do you get them from.
    Sorry for being so vauge.
    I had one of those, would not have another. Great in sunny conditions but dangerous in the dark and annoying in poor light.
    Those who insist on perfect safety, don't have the balls to live in the real world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Honda
    I had one of those, would not have another. Great in sunny conditions but dangerous in the dark and annoying in poor light.
    So would you carry a clear visor and swap them if conditions got bad, or would that be too much hassle?

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    There are visor bags available, with or without bumbag attached. They make carrying a spare visor a doddle.
    Lou

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    Quote Originally Posted by AMPS
    There are visor bags available, with or without bumbag attached. They make carrying a spare visor a doddle.
    Lou
    Doddle????

    Yea I wanted an Iridium Visor but they dont fit my helmet
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    Those bags to fit visors in are BLOODY HELPFULL!!
    I have a mirrored visor, and a clear one. I just switch them over when ever needed.
    The bum bag is made by "Oxford"
    Highly recomend it!
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    I bought one of those anti fog jobs that is tinted gold and only one way. Great in the sun, but a little on the dark side at night. Not too much of a problem though, still no need to swap visors. :cool2:

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    Where did you get yours Jonty??
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    My X-Vent came with both the clear (with tear-off mounts) and the iridium visors, AND with a helmet bag, courtesy of Yamahamaman's generosity.
    It means I no longer have to futz (technical term) around with wearing sunglasses. Haven't used the helmet (or bike) at night yet, but I've found the iridium visor is much better than wearing sunnies, apart from making the weather look much more threatening (i.e., ordinary clouds look like a thunderstorm is on the way :confused2 )

    My wife wants a tinted visor for her Raid, but they're not cheap, so I dunno when that's going to happen. Incidentally - another benefit of the iridium visor c.f. clear + sunnies: when we rode to Rotorua, she got a hot and sunburnt face , I didn't .
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Don't see the point in an iridium visor.

    I have clear and tinted visors for my helmet and just carry whichever one I'm not using in my bungee bag, swap them when it gets dark.

    Iridium visors don't give you any better glare reduction or eye protection than plain tinted ones, and they look ratty pretty quick after the surfacing starts getting chipped and scratched off. And they're another $100 or so extra over the cost of a plain tinted one.

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    yea i had the mirror tinted one on my hjc
    there good on a sunny day but i recomend taking a clear one with you if you need to change it. down side is you cant see gravel n oil as well with a tinted visor. look cool though

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    Quote Originally Posted by texmo
    Hey,
    Getting my new helmet and I rember about a month or so ago someone got a helmet through an insurace clam and got a new visor it looked really cool. You couldnt see through it and it was like a gold or silver color who was this and where do you get them from.
    Sorry for being so vauge.
    If "You couldnt see through it" how come you don't crash all the time? do you use a white stick? or have you a special dog?
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