Do these actually work attached to helmet visors? How is it attached?
1358500
The one I bought were designed to attach to your sun glasses and yes, they work. I can't speak for those that attach to your helmet
1358501
I used to attach the MINI VERSION to my Schwinn helmet visor. Turn it upside down so the 3 prongs are in a "W" shape as opposed to a "M" shape. Lost the mirror while riding very fast in pouring rain; before losing it I wore it on helmet visor for 6 months with no problem. It will fit very securely on the visor.
1358502
The three black nubs alternate between sides of a flat surface effectively pinching it.
1358503
There are three little tabs that pinch against the helmet. The instructions that come with it are simple. I drilled 3 holes in the helmet foam and perma glued in (only because I'm different). Great tool for a road rider
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
1358505
attaches to helmet or glasses..I prefer attached to riding glasses It is an easy friction type attachment.
1358506
As I'm using it on ordinary eyeglasses I can only answer your second question;The mirror is fixed with three legs that are rubber wrapped on the side frame.
1811403
It requires something to attach to (through the vents of a helmet). You can get a head band mount instead if not using a helmet
2129937
It has a strap that comes with it. This is most likely how it can be attached to the helmet. Although I've have never done this myself.
1811405
Nope, There are two tabs on each side of bracket that you attach velcro that runs through the slots of your helmet. You will need to attach this to something you can wrap the velcro thru. Works good though on helmet!
1753377
If you don't have a visor on your helmet, you need to buy an adaptor. Or do what I did and use two zip ties.
2049181
I don't know, but if it doesn't good luck getting your money back from the seller. They wouldn't refund me even though they said the visor would fit my helmet and it didn't
2159639
I attached ot to the clear mount where the bolt and screw attach and then use the sticky anchor on my helmet. I still have my camera so I guess it works.
1044531
I did not receive any extra clips. However, I thought I needed extra clips too when I had problems installing the visors. If I remember correctly, you should be able to "un-pop" the clips by pulling the head back out. I forget exactly what I did, but take a good look at it before you go through the process of ordering more, you probably will be able to salvage the clips. Good luck.
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I haven't used another hat with it, the visor works pretty well, but they supply an extra velcro like tab that sticks to the underside of your hat bill. You will need a fairly flat surface of the bill to attach it to.
686231
most visors tend to be made for certain helmets. you might want to check the brand of helmet and try to match model numbers.
425322
yup. there's velcro on the front side of the visor. you detach the front (don't worry the rest of it will still be secured) flip it and reattach it.
2156400
It comes with Velcro that hooks to the inside by your ear and there is also a price of Velcro to attach the unit to the outside of ther helmet. Works awesome and user friendly.
256909
There is a helmet attachment that would work better. This slips over a visor such as a baseball cap but if your helmet has a rigid visor, it probably would work fine. No visor? It won't.
1166608
It depends on how you mount it. It comes with some adhesive bases that can be stuck onto the helmet. Short answer is yes.
1154263
Hello, sorry for taking so long to respond to your question, it didn't show up on the product listing page. With regard to your question we are not 100% certain because of the inner visor/liner if it would attach but you can go ahead and purchase one and if it doesn't work with your helmet you can contact us and we will promptly refund your purchase. We would like to know your feedback after you have had a chance to try out the mirror so please do write back to us with your experience. Best regards, Guy Pierce - Owner, Geared2U
229588
The mounting screws should be in your current visor. That is all you need to mount these.
116749
It should work using the curve plates that come with the package on helmets. Suction cup mount would be too intrusive in my opinion. Another option for helmets would be using the head strap mount.