Helmet Reviews & Riding Gear Expertise
Picture the ride home. Drizzle on the A-road, a van drifting across your lane, and the playlist on your phone buffering because the signal vanished under a railway bridge. Now picture one press on the side of your helmet and your local station’s traffic bulletin cutting straight in. No app, no data, no fumbling. That’s … Read more
A visor mechanism replacement kit is a set of spare parts, usually the pivot plates, ratchet or detent components and fixing screws, that hold a visor to the helmet shell and control how it opens, stops and seals. Fitting a fresh one restores crisp movement without the cost of a new helmet. Nobody daydreams about … Read more
An anti-scratch visor cleaning cloth is a soft, ultra-fine microfibre cloth built to lift dust, dead bugs and road film off a helmet visor without dragging hard grit across its coating. Used damp or alongside a visor-safe spray, it cleans and dries the lens streak-free while protecting the scratch-resistant layer that keeps your view clear. … Read more
Picture a drizzly A-road at 60mph. You nudge your visor up for a breath of air and it stays wherever it fancies. Or it won’t latch shut, and a whistle starts up inside your helmet like a cheap kettle. Nine times out of ten, the visor isn’t the culprit. The villains are a pair of … Read more
Your visor is the only thing between your eyeballs and a wasp travelling at 60 mph. Yet it hangs on a pair of small plates, a spring or two and a couple of screws you have probably never looked at twice. Then one morning it droops at 40 mph, pops open at the lights, or … Read more
A visor cleaning kit for motorbike helmet riders is a compact set of tools, usually a gentle cleaning spray, a microfibre cloth or specialist sponge, and sometimes an anti-fog treatment. It removes bugs, road film and rain streaks without scratching the visor. Used properly, it protects your vision and your visor’s delicate coating. Picture a … Read more
Nobody ever bought a helmet for its screws. Yet a visor that rattles, droops or sheds a fixing on the motorway can turn a pleasant ride into a squinting, one-handed fiddle. Visor screws and parts for motorcycle helmet repairs cost pocket change. They also sit right at the point where your eyes, the wind and … Read more
Picture lap three at a soggy British club meeting. The rider ahead hammers a berm, and a fistful of clay lands on your lens before you can blink. One second you’re reading the line. The next, you’re guessing. That is exactly the moment racing tear-offs for motocross helmet setups exist to fix. Motocross has always … Read more
Anyone who has ridden a British club meeting in February knows the moment. The gate drops, the pack ahead throws up a wall of chocolate-brown roost, and within three seconds your goggles have the transparency of a dirty bathroom window. You can slow down. You can wipe with a glove, which only smears the paste … Read more
Tear-off laminates for helmet visor use are thin, optically clear plastic films that stud onto the outside of a racing visor, stacked in layers. When the outer film is plastered with oil, rubber, mud or insects, you peel it away in one motion and the clean layer beneath takes over. No wiping, no scratching, no … Read more