Does this visor slide out along the rod?
1293098
For installation purposes no. If you are using the visor normally, yes it does
1987478
No, the arm does not slide up and down the main rod. The arm pivots where it attaches to the vertical rod, and the lamp head swivels where it attaches to the arm.
265668
Somewhat but the product falls apart when you try moving each filter into place. It also does not connect well to small visors.
2004436
Yes. It attaches to the bottom of the visor when it is in the down position so it would extend down below it, hopefully blocking the sun for you. It could also be bent upwards to rest along the visor for taller drivers or the visor can be pushed up against the roof of the car and the Bell visor could be bent down. Lots of positions available. Hope this helps.
938529
The shield, or visor, along with the glass and the metal grate are all one piece. The are held on by friction. There is a pair of rubber O-rings on the end of the main body that the visor slides over. Hold the body firmly and twist/pull the visor off.
750825
As an extension from your regular visor, you can move it to the side as well.
2238559
Yes. To make sure it the right visor, when I ordered it, the seller asked for part of the VIN number to make sure it was the correct visor.
1850068
I'm not sure but the is a clip (like a money clip) on the unit so it slides into the visor and the have Velcro strips to help hold it in place to prevent sliding side to side I have mine installed on me Dodge Stratus & my Jeep Grand Cherokee I really like mine.
1784663
It allows it to open all the way. The only bad thing is the visor sticks out pretty far to allow it to do so. Kind of making it look like the truck has Mickey Mouse ears from the front or the back
1241124
It does pull down tight but there is a rubber piece between the hood and fender. It is adjustable but only about 1/8th inch. Mine is on a 10th anniversary hood.
263138
There are 2 clamps, spring-loaded on one side. Pull the 2 spring-loaded out, press the device up against the visor, then pivot the rest with the spring-loaded clamps snugly onto the visor. This is quite easy once you visualize is. GL
2203929
I don't think it would stretch to fit a visor that wide. I made mine fit by attaching mini bunje cords on each side - mini tie downs would serve the same purpose. It is well designed and well made so well worth any effort it take to make it fit. RF
490457
Not the visor itself, you have to remove the entire liner. You would have to get the liner without the visor separately.
1579973
it depends on what helmet you use with it. Personally, i have an M1 helmet and the visor comes down about even with the tip of my nose
1221247
Yes, it has some velcrow on the top of the lights. Then you stick the velcrow part to the velcrow on the underside of the visor.
420493
I don't know if it comes off but if you don't want to use the visor you can flip it back onto the top of the helmet
1106951
hi, the visor has a clip that slides on the helment and locks in the center, then put the screws in . that should hold it