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So I have my helmet nearly there. Just a few questions about how/if the visor should be attached.

 

Currently, the visor is attached through the elevator screws and just happens to sit over the face plate and helmet. If I were to lift on the visor, the visor (alone) would go up while the face plate remains mostly in place.

 

Is this the correct way? Should I attach the visor to the face plate some where else?

 

Also, how does one keep the face plate flush to the main helmet assembly? It seems like it wants to float there more than stay flush.

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The face mask portion is attached to the flip up visor. It's usually glued at the sides. The 3m bolts have square bevels at the base, which helps to leverage both pieces together.

 

See original pics

http://forum.bikerscout.net/index.php?app=gallery&album=145

 

The helmet sides originally had bumps on the inside that snapped against protrusions on the inside of the visor. This would help hold it up or down. Tension tightening the nuts on the visor bolts helps too.

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Got a magnetic closure in mine. Love it.

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Hey there Josafoot! I'd love to add you to our Bay Area Facebook group. Got a lot of up and coming Scouts on there at various stages of their builds. Send me a PM and I'll get you the info.

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The face mask portion is attached to the flip up visor. It's usually glued at the sides.

 

I can see where the visor should/would be glued to the face mask (visa versa)

Got a magnetic closure in mine. Love it.

I was looking into using magnets to close it. I assume there is a tutorial on here somewhere? I was looking at using magnets but I am not sure how to keep a gap from forming.

 

Hey there Josafoot! I'd love to add you to our Bay Area Facebook group. Got a lot of up and coming Scouts on there at various stages of their builds. Send me a PM and I'll get you the info.

 

PM Sent

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I'll take some pics for you this evening after work.

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