Hi,How in the world did you get your visor to attach? There is no way mine stays attached. The screws that come with it do not hold it. Thanks
161973
My visor attached with the little plastic screws they sent. It was a little loose and can slide forwards and backwards slightly but all three screws went in top
1106950
Tell you truth Iv only used it once to ride around town , but they seam to tighten up alright
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
495882
My guess is that it is too small. However, I would not recommend this product. One day the visor clip just split a fell to two pieces.
2239455
I had the same issue with one of my headlights, I ended up putting gorilla tape to cover the cap. I do not know where to get a screw cap I tried chrome shops and dealers. Perhaps if u message this seller he can help?
2153567
It's too dark for the visor . You should not use it for the visor . I feel it's darker than dark sunglasses .
1493298
I clip the fan to my sun visor, never even noticed the screws. I used to have a mounted fan like this that my husband attached to dash. I prefer using it on visor, so I can adjust and move as I need. If was not put together properly, not sure what you do. Sorry
1822600
Hi,I have this helmet and i love it. I've never felt the visor obstruct my view. I don't see how it could if you are looking forward. It doesn't fall on your face.
275248
Hmmm... it's looks like a permanent friction fit. I tried to lightly pull it apart, but it doesn't seem to want to do that. If this thing popped open, you should probably try to glue it back together, unless it's still returnable. Note that the head unit is adjustable , as a sort of cheap ratchet. You will probably want to make sure that is still functional.
2003938
I actually have attached mine permanently to my helmet. Just "turned it over" and pushed it onto the edge of my helmet's visor. I believe, if your helmet has no visor, you could do the same with the shell, although I have never tried that.
1635812
Go to their website. "Nancy" enclosed a note in my order. It's easy to figure out how to mount the visor.
1697790
I wear mine on an old cut down base ball cap with no problems. I sometimes use a set of pretty heavy noise cancelling head phones with no problems. You will be able to modify everything to work well.... just take a pair of scissors to the cap.... make it look like the old visor caps. works great for me.
1027295
I used two things. First, I used a DynoJet visor (http://www.amazon.com/Dynojet-Research-Power-Vision-Visor/dp/B00HXJH8J2/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396971697&sr;=8-10&keyword;s=dynojet+power+vision) so that I could easily attach and detach the Powervision. Then I used the Akron handlebar mount. I have no problems with either item. I got them both from Amazon.
417713
On mine the visor is connected by Velcro to the inside, it will not flip up and stay.
1079426
Wow, those are thick. I am sorry, but I have no suggestions for you. Our visors are not that thick, and attachments are very tight. Wish I could help.
1358504
As others have described, the prongs go on alternative sides of the glasses or helmet visor and pinch to hold. How well does that work? Really well. I rode with the mirror on for many miles on my road bike and the hold was secure and the mirror stayed in the correct position even after normal bumps and road vibrations. I made the mistake of leaving the mirror on my helmet during a trail ride, and took a spill (actually, several) and the mirror came off during one of my crashes. Unfortunately, I did not notice the mirror was gone until miles later. I will be buying another (and not wearing it on trail rides). As others have described, the prongs go on alternative sides of the glasses or helmet visor and pinch to hold. How well does that work? Really well. I rode with the mirror on for many miles on my road bike and the hold was secure and the mirror stayed in the correct position even after normal bumps and road vibrations. I made the mistake of leaving the mirror on my helmet during a trail ride, and took a spill (actually, several) and the mirror came off during one of my crashes. Unfortunately, I did not notice the mirror was gone until miles later. I will be buying another (and not wearing... » Read More As others have described, the prongs go on alternative sides of the glasses or helmet visor and pinch to hold. How well does that work? Really well. I rode with the mirror on for many miles on my road bike and the hold was secure and the mirror stayed in the correct position even after normal bumps and road vibrations. I made the mistake of leaving the mirror on my helmet during a trail ride, and took a spill (actually, several) and the mirror came off during one of my crashes. Unfortunately, I did not notice the mirror was gone until miles later. I will be buying another (and not wearing it on trail rides). « Show Less
265672
It does work good, but I feel it gets in the way and when I go to adjust it , it kept falling off the visor making driving dangerous. I kept it , just in case there is poor visibility at times but I really don't recommend you waste the money. Buying Glasses to wear are much better then this and Ebay has great deals on them.
1635814
There is a tab that you lift up on the back to inlarge the visor to fit your car visor then put the tab down once you got it to fit...Work great!
1507076
Just go buy some strong velcro. I got some at Home Depot. The helmet clips don't work well and are prone to break. I've been using the velcro for 2 years now and it's still working great.