Visors
LS2 Visor Iridium Silver Triangle Shape – for FF807 Dragon / FF817 Challenger II
MT-Helmets Jarama SV Visor Smoked, Black Chrome Vents – Max Vision Shield (MT-V-32)
MT-Helmets Jarama SV Visor Dark, Black Chrome Vents – Max Vision Shield (MT-V-32)
MT-Helmets Thunder 4 R SV / Braker SV / Stinger 2 Visor Iridium – Max Vision Shield (MT-V-28B)
KYT TT-Revo Dark Smoke Visor YATR0VS0 – Tool-Free Fit for All-Day Riding Comfort
Nexx X.R3R Photochromic Visor with Transitions Smart Light Technology
AGV Pista GP RR S / GP RR / GP R / Corsa R Iridium Red Mirrored Visor – Race 3 MPLK (20KV0B9N1005003)
AGV Pista GP RR S / GP RR / GP R / Corsa R Dark Tinted Visor – Race 3 MPLK, Pinlock Ready (20KV0B9N1001003)
Shark Replacement Visor for Spartan RS / Spartan GT Pro – Pinlock Pins Fitted – Clear – VZ30012P
About this collection
Visors
A visor is a wear part. Stone chips, insect impact and repeated cleaning gradually degrade optical clarity, and on a fast road bike or a race lid that matters more than almost any other component you can replace. This collection covers genuine replacement visors for AGV, Shoei, Arai, Airoh, KYT, Shark and other leading helmet brands — clear, dark smoke and mirrored finishes, most of them Pinlock-ready for a fog-free field of view.
The first rule when choosing a visor: it must match your exact helmet model, not just the brand. Every manufacturer uses specific shield designations tied to the shell and base-plate mechanism, so always check the visor type stated for your helmet before ordering. From there it comes down to use. A clear visor remains the only choice for night riding and mixed conditions, and in most countries the only road-legal option in low light. Dark smoke and mirrored visors cut glare in bright sun and are the standard pick for trackdays and racing, where an iridium finish also keeps competitors from reading your eyes.
If you ride year-round, prioritise a Pinlock-ready shield and pair it with the correct insert size for your visor. Sticking with original-equipment visors preserves the optical quality, locking action and seal your helmet was homologated with — a detail that separates a proper replacement from a cheap compromise.