For who does not know what Visormatic : http://www.lickscycles.com/catalog/p...oducts_id=2146

Looks like a useful thing ... but $ 50 for a piece of plastic is not my cup of tea.

Here are the necessary things to do for € 2 /$ 3/

1. Download this file: http://tatau.org/moto/helmets/Shield_000.pdf and give it to some guy or company that offers laser cutting service. This is the only investment. To me it was worth 2 euros or about $ 3. Use crystal clear plastic with a thickness from 0.8 to 1 mm. PMMA is not suitable because it is not sufficiently elastic.





2. Required tools and supplies:



- 3 clips
- A piece of double cable - about 5-6 cm
- Sandpaper - number 300 or more
- Roll bishop - 1 to 1,5 cm wide
- Scissors
- Sharp knife
- Universal crystal clear glue

With sandpaper flatten the sharp edges of plastic left over after cutting.

 

Cut the cable and remove the wires from it.





Note how long should the nose guard



Cut the ends at 45 degrees



Carefully spread the glue on the rim



Squeeze the clip until the glue to permanently glue the two parts

 

Cut three pieces Bishop, 5-6 cm long



Wrap them...





Press the Bishop with clamps for 5 min

 

Place finished product on the helmet. Ride!





N.B. This form of shield has been tested only on regular Biltwell Helmet!!!

 

Nice mod.

 

Dude, Thats one of the best under 50 bucks mods I've seen.

Nice job!

 

Nice! Looks great. What is "Bishop" exactly? I am assuming it is some kind of adhesive tape but I am wondering what it's specific purpose is? Not familiar with what "Bishop" is.

 

BISHOP is a trademark of the company Plymouth Rubber. In Europe, this name was adopted for the general name of these self vulcanizing tape.

http://www.amazon.com/PLYMOUTH-4447-.../dp/B001993FOY

 

Wow, that is awesome, totally cool, great post, and thanks.

 

Great job and thanks for sharing