Shoei Shield Pinlock Motorcycle Accessories Motorcycle & Powersports made as Protective Gear Review

Perfect fit for my Shoei RF-1200 helmet and very easy to assemble. Dark smoke is great for daytime driving as it greatly reduces glare from the sun, but the manufacturer doesn't recommend using it for nighttime driving as it's too dark to see bumps in the road surface. as well as other important visual cues. I love the fact that when you are out you remain a secret as your identity is hidden behind a dark visor. cobra

My Shoei helmet is five years old. It is recommended to consider replacing helmets as they get old. I bought a new bike so it's time to follow these guidelines. with him. Of course it fits perfectly and is exactly what I was looking for. I haven't had a chance to try the pin lock feature on this smoked shield or the clear shield that came with the helmet, but I love the concept and look forward to no more fogging in cold weather.

We are a family that takes motorcycle safety seriously. We only use the best Shoei helmets. We needed a privacy screen with UV protection for our granddaughter. Ultimately, there were many manufacturers who provided working screens. We chose the Shoei one, although it was a bit more expensive. It fights great with a helmet and offers very good eye protection. I would recommend this one, no fake ones. Never try to save money on safety equipment. We have since purchased two more of these shields…

I searched the internet for a Shoei Hornet helmet but I didn't want to buy it unless it was impossible to buy a dark shield for it It. An online seller tried to convince me that there were only two shields available for the Hornet: clear and smoke. So I thought maybe Hornet wouldn't be a good choice. But I called Revzilla and their agent said they had a dark shield for only $53. I live in the California desert and I absolutely need a dark-to-dark shield, and this Shoei shield does a great job…

I wanted a cool dark visor to replace the stupid clear lenses that came with the helmet so I bought one of these as only one nameless company makes an aftermarket visor. I'm glad I have the visor. It's dark enough during the day for you to be comfortable and not squint, but not the limousine is dark so people can still see your eyes a little. It's actually not that bad at night unless you're driving a cruiser with a single 1920's round headlight. Your bike emits enough light to see around…