WANCAR Standard 3-Snap Button Universal Visor for Open Face Motorcycle Helmet Wind Shield Flip Up Down(Clear)

It is very frustrating that it is not easy to find a decent 3-D printer Designed to snap on and snap off as you want. A try was made on this one. The first thing I noticed was how loose the snaps were. In the end, I took the helmet to my shoe repair guy, and for $15 plus tip for each snap, he replaced the helmet. All right, so I got that figured out. There is much more snug fit However, the plastic doesn't seem to be scratch-resistant. I don't understand what's up with it. As a matter of fact, it is scratch-prone. just a couple of days of light use and taking care to store it, it has dozens and dozens of damaged areas. My mind is blank when it comes to how to refer to In micro-scale I guess there are scratches on it. When looking through, dozens and dozens of splinters can be seen coming off as well as light shearing. The effect is similar to having a mild kaleidoscope. During riding they do not distract from the road, but at stops lights, etc. they are very visible. You can see my pic here. There was an "hm" in my head. For the first time, the shield is making a pretty clear impression with plastic. A regular shield is now all that's left of it. In addition, it would bump into my chin on occasion. It doesn't happen often enough to return it, but frequently enough to wonder if it is still there. The helmet is compatible with the Daytona XL. There is still a search to be done, I guess.

Amy Lawrence

| Dec 28, 2020

While driving down the road, it blows up from the wind as it does not lock in the down position.

Gabriela Jordan

| Feb 08, 2021

This is junk. The band had to be heated with a heat gun in order to get the desired My face was hit at over 55 mph. A snap is a snap.

Chandler Hunter

| Apr 07, 2021

Thank you for your service.

Tony Rivas

| Apr 02, 2021

Wind causes the visor to rise above eye level when it comes in from below.

Margot Bowman

| Sep 20, 2020