Goggle spare parts help maintain a compatible roll-off system, replace a worn strap or restore model-specific fittings without replacing otherwise serviceable goggles. Moto Central's current selection includes tear-offs and roll-off parts from Race Optics, Pro Grip, Thor, Scott, Shot and Oxford, alongside Leatt Velocity and Vizion components, John Doe goggle straps and LS2 Aura fittings.
These parts are not universal. Film width, canister design, dirt-strip profile, strap attachment and outrigger shape can change between brands and goggle families. Identify the complete model and system before ordering, even when two components look alike.
Identify the goggle and system first
Look for a model name on the strap, frame, packaging or original product information. Leatt Velocity 5.5 and 6.5 components belong to the Velocity family, while Vizion 3.5 parts use a different named system. LS2 Aura parts are listed for Aura goggles, and John Doe straps should be checked against the compatibility information on the individual product page.
Also establish which component has failed. Replacing film will not correct a cracked canister, worn pull mechanism, distorted frame or damaged lens. Inspect the complete assembly before choosing one small part.
Compatibility check: record the brand, full goggle model, roll-off or tear-off format and any width or part number printed on the existing component. Moto Central can use clear photographs of the goggles and attachment points to help compare your equipment with the current listings.
Leatt Velocity roll-off parts
The Velocity selection includes a standard kit for compatible 5.5 and 6.5 goggles, separate 48 mm film packs, a Pro film pack, 5.5 and 6.5 dirt strips and a FirstTurn tear-off kit for the 6.5 roll-off setup.
Leatt specifies that its standard 48 mm kit contains the roll-off system, dirt strips for both 5.5 and 6.5 goggles and two spare films. The separate dirt strips sit across the top of the lens to help keep dirt from moving behind the film. Choose the 5.5 or 6.5 strip named for your goggles.
Leatt Vizion 3.5 parts
Vizion products in this collection include 45 mm roll-off film and model-labelled 3.5 dirt strips. They should not be confused with the 48 mm Velocity film merely because both are Leatt roll-off consumables.
Keep the packaging or part number from a component that fits. It provides a more dependable reference for the next replacement than measuring used film after it has stretched, curled or become contaminated.
Roll-off components explained
Canisters and complete kits
A kit can combine the receiving and supply sides with film and sealing components. Check the contents shown in the exact listing before assuming a lens or every consumable is included.
Replacement film
Film must match the stated system and width. The live selection includes 48 mm Velocity and 45 mm Vizion products, which should not be interchanged.
Dirt strips
A dirt strip runs along the lens above the film path. The available Leatt strips are separated by model family and, for Velocity, by 5.5 or 6.5 fitment.
First-turn tear-off kit
Leatt describes its 6.5 FirstTurn kit as allowing multiple tear-offs over the roll-off system for the opening lap of a muddy race. It is a specialist accessory, not a universal tear-off conversion.
Scott, Thor, Pro Grip, Race Optics and Shot systems
Scott products include WFS50 roll-off kits, canisters and refills for Prospect and Fury, plus tear-offs named for Prospect, Fury, Primal, Split and Hustle. Thor listings separate Regiment and Total Vision roll-off components from tear-offs for Activate, Regiment, Conquer, Sniper, Enemy and Hero goggles. Match the exact family shown in the title rather than treating parts from one range as interchangeable.
Pro Grip listings include Vista and XL roll-off items, replacement films, mud flaps and several tear-off packs. Race Optics products are labelled for specific goggle families, including Oakley O-Frame variants and 100% Strata, Accuri and Racecraft. Shot Creed and Volt tear-offs are also listed separately. Pack quantity and any laminated or mirrored description are part of the product specification, not just presentation.
John Doe replacement straps
The four John Doe listings provide Dune, Made For Riding, Ice and Flash designs. A strap replacement may refresh worn elasticity or change the appearance of suitable goggles, but compatibility depends on the end fittings and attachment method rather than artwork alone.
Check that the adjuster moves correctly, the strap sits flat and the attachment points lock securely. Once installed, position the goggles with the helmet you actually use and make sure strap tension does not distort the frame or pull the foam away from the face.
LS2 Aura tear-offs and outriggers
The LS2 products are a seven-piece laminated tear-off pack and a left-and-right outrigger set for Aura goggles. LS2 specifies a two-pin tear-off arrangement and outriggers on the Aura goggle platform, but the spare-part listing should still be checked against your exact Aura version.
Tear-offs need to sit correctly on their posts without excessive tension or loose edges. Replacement outriggers must be fitted on the correct side and should retain the strap securely before the goggles are used.
The Leatt Velocity goggle case
One product in this smart collection is storage rather than a fitting component. Leatt states that its Velocity case can organise up to five goggles plus lenses, canisters, film, tear-off packs and other spare parts. It can help prevent clean consumables from being mixed with muddy used parts.
Installation and pre-ride checks
Clean and dry the goggles before opening a roll-off system. Follow the manufacturer's sequence, keep grit away from the film path and do not force clips or tabs. Route film squarely through the canisters and test the pull mechanism several times before riding.
After any repair, inspect lens seating, strap security, outriggers, canister closure and the complete field of view. A spare part cannot make a cracked frame, damaged lens or degraded face foam safe to continue using.
Why buy goggle spare parts from Moto Central?
The live range separates small but easily confused components by brand, goggle family, size and system. That makes it easier to distinguish Velocity from Vizion parts, 45 mm from 48 mm film and complete kits from individual consumables.
If the model marking is unclear, the Moto Central team can compare photographs and part details with the available listings. Replacement lenses and complete goggles are also available when the required component falls outside this collection.
Goggle spare-part questions
Are goggle spare parts universal?
No. Match the brand, complete model, system, width and attachment arrangement stated for each product.
Is Velocity film the same as Vizion film?
No. The current listings include 48 mm Velocity film and 45 mm Vizion film. Use the product named for your system.
Does a roll-off kit include a lens?
Not necessarily. Check the exact contents because a listing may include canisters, film and strips without a replacement lens.
Can I replace only one LS2 Aura outrigger?
The current Moto Central listing is identified as a right-and-left set. Check the product page contents before ordering.
Why is a goggle case in this collection?
The smart collection currently includes the Leatt Velocity case. It stores goggles and related lenses, film, canisters and other spares.
Can Moto Central help identify a part?
Yes. Send the complete model name, part number where available and clear photographs of the goggle and fitting point.
