Below you will find instructions on how to determine the measurement for your upper visor curve. All helmet visors are different.
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Tools Needed (not included):
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8.5" x 11" piece of paper |
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Pen or pencil |
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Tape (scotch or masking) |
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Ruler or tape measure |
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Step 1: Fold Paper
Using your piece of paper (8.5" x 11"), fold it in half on the 11" wide (side) so that it divides it into a 8.5" x 5.5" piece.
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Step 2: Mark Paper
Unfold paper. Using a pen or pencil, mark the center of your paper.
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Step 3: Attach Tape
Using tape attach a piece to the left and right side of your paper towars the top.
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Step 4: Attach Paper to Visor
Find the center of your visor. Attach your piece of paper to your visor. Line up your paper so that your center
point is in line with your visor center point. Make sure that your paper is aligned to the top of your visor and is straight. If your paper doesn't have the same distance from the top of your visor on each side them adjust until it does.
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Step 5: Measure Gap
Using a tape measure or ruler measure the distance from your paper to the top of your visor at the left or right side. This measurement should be the same on both sides. It should be in the range of 1/8 inch to 1 1/4 inch. All of our stock visors are 11.5" wide, so make sure that your piece of paper doesn't run off your visor. If it does please make a note in your special instructions that you need your visor to be shorted by X amount.
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