Find replacement motorcycle helmet visors and compatible anti-fog inserts at Moto Central. Browse clear, tinted and mirrored options from brands including Arai, Shoei, HJC, AGV, Shark and Bell. Match the helmet model, generation and visor code first, then choose the finish and check what is included in the listing.
How to find a visor that fits your helmet
Identify the full helmet model
Use the model name on the helmet or in its instructions, including any generation number. Two helmets from one brand can use different visor shapes, locks and mounting systems.
Match the visor reference
Compare the code on your existing visor or in the manufacturer's parts guide with the product listing. For example, Shoei identifies CNS-1C for GT-Air 3, while HJC's visor chart identifies HJ-34P for C10 and C71.
Check exactly what you are buying
An outer visor, an internal sun visor, an anti-fog insert and a mounting kit are different parts. Read the item name and contents to identify which part you need before ordering.
Choose a suitable finish
Consider the light conditions you ride in and read the manufacturer's usage markings. Check road-use approval and any daytime-only restriction. Colour alone does not tell you whether a visor is suitable for your intended journey.
Outer visors and Pinlock inserts are separate choices
A Pinlock insert sits inside a compatible visor. Pinlock provides a lens finder because the insert must match the visor application; an insert for one model should not be assumed to fit another. Explore our Pinlock anti-fog inserts when replacing only the inner lens.
“Pinlock-ready” describes a visor prepared for a compatible insert. It does not, by itself, confirm that the insert is supplied. Check the pack contents and the required lens reference. Likewise, an outer replacement visor is not a replacement for a helmet's separate internal sun visor.
A useful example: Shoei lists the GT-Air 3 with a CNS-1C outer shield, QSV-2 sun visor and DKS301 Pinlock EVO lens. These are distinct parts for different jobs, even though they relate to the same helmet.
Understand visor families and fitment
Use the dedicated Shoei visors, HJC visors and Arai visors collections to narrow your search. Shoei CNS-1C, HJC HJ-34P and Arai VAS-V are examples of distinct outer-visor families. Confirm the full product description and manufacturer fitment information rather than matching only the brand.
Look after the surface and the mechanism
Check for scratches, coating damage and problems with the seal or locking mechanism. Use the visor manufacturer's cleaning instructions and avoid treating every coating in the same way. For its inserts, Pinlock advises gentle rinsing with mineral water, a clean wet microfibre cloth where needed and natural drying before reassembly.
If the issue is a damaged base plate, screw or mechanism, look through helmet spare parts as well as replacement visors. Do not force a visor onto incompatible fittings.
Questions about replacement visors
Are helmet visors universal?
No. Some visor references cover several named helmets, but you need an explicit match. Similar dimensions or a familiar brand name do not establish compatibility.
Can I use a tinted visor for every journey?
Choose according to the manufacturer's restrictions and expected light conditions. Keep a suitable clear visor available if your journey may continue into darkness. For road use, also check the applicable approval markings.
If you cannot identify the correct part, contact us with the full helmet model and any reference on the existing visor. That gives us a useful starting point for checking the replacement.
Bring the helmet when checking a replacement
Visit Moto Central in Wolvey or contact us with the exact helmet details before ordering. Keeping the helmet and existing visor together makes it easier to identify the part you need.
