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Hey.
I have made a guide on how you attach a LG visor to a TT helmet(Giro A2).

What do you think?


http://mariusheier.no/trening_og_sykkel ... ial-helmet

DOWN RIGHT AMAZING!

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Tazzy wrote:DOWN RIGHT AMAZING!

Thanks! I was looking for a guide but never found anything. So i was thinking.. what the hell.. lets make one..

is the visor glued on to hold it in place or does it need to come out so the helmet can be worn/removed?

Thirstyman wrote:is the visor glued on to hold it in place or does it need to come out so the helmet can be worn/removed?

I can easly remove the helmet when the glass is on. The visor is not glued into place but it is 'stuck' in the helmet. It sits pretty tight.

I found that there really wasn't any necessity to cut the sides of the visor. You just need to peel the ear flaps a bit further back.

Here's my Giro Advantage

jimaizumi wrote:I found that there really wasn't any necessity to cut the sides of the visor. You just need to peel the ear flaps a bit further back.

Here's my Giro Advantage

****Hey! That looks really nice! It looks factory done! Does the visor stay in place even over bigger bumps and such?

Billy

Yeah. It's a really tight fit to get it in there. It may also be different with different helmet sizes. Mine is a medium.

This is the one that I did, doesn't budge at all:





Xav

There is a very easy way - just get a Louis Garneau Superlegerra or Rocket helmet! The Superlegerra is one of the lightest TT helmets on the market, by far the most aerodynamic under non 0 yaw angle conditions.

Since the original visor is way to expensive I'm going to try to make one for my helmet

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