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Your cheapest option is a welding #5 visor from NAPA for $6 or your local welding supply place for $6-$8.

There is zero need to buy anyone's expensive pre cut visor when you can do it easy yourself.

My install in my Target helmet.

I used Chicago screws with the screw part epoxied to the helmet, modified picture hangers, and nuts to hold everything together. I got to find some 8/32 thumb nuts to fit the screws instead of the nuts as it will make visor removal much easier.

No glue, no fuss no muss easy visor removal.
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[QUOTE="Lynn TXP 0369, post: 361002, member: 21"] Your cheapest option is a welding #5 visor from NAPA for $6 or your local welding supply place for $6-$8. There is zero need to buy anyone's expensive pre cut visor when you can do it easy yourself. My install in my Target helmet. I used Chicago screws with the screw part epoxied to the helmet, modified picture hangers, and nuts to hold everything together. I got to find some 8/32 thumb nuts to fit the screws instead of the nuts as it will make visor removal much easier. No glue, no fuss no muss easy visor removal. [ATTACH=full]131022[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]131023[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]131024[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]131025[/ATTACH] Lynn [/QUOTE]

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