Multi Adjustable Visor Multi Adjustable Visor 2.0 Clip-ON

Great quality and helps blow the air over me. Rubber mounts can sometimes fail but Puig sent me a new pair for free.

Based on reviewers and influences who loved the "Puig Multi Adjustable Visor", I thought that it would be well designed and constructed. It is not, to the point that it feels like fraud. The hinges are designed to fit the screen loosely and allow for it to be moved up and down, but instead the screen is so loose that it does not hold a constant location on the hinges, i.e. it falls lower on one side when released by hand. Additionally, the tolerances on one hinge are so tight that it will not rotate and allow the screen to be rotated from vertical to angled...so I have to completely dissassemble the hinges from the screen to angle the screen. The self tapping screws that hold the two sides of each hinge together are screwed into plastic with only about 3mm of thread contact, and the hinge plastic is too weak to hold the screen tightly, even when screwed in to the maximum contact. This item is not worth $5, much less the $70-odd I paid for it. Puig's return policy is "no return if box opened", but I will be returning it to Amazon because I only found the problems identified above AFTER I opened the box, of course. YMMV, but I don't recommend this Puig product at all.

I have a 2019 Yamaha Tracer 900 GT which is an awesome bike. But because an unusual amount of my 6 ft height is attributable to my torso length, I have a heck of a time getting windshields to work well for me. I bought the bike used with a MSR windshield which was way too low and too raked back. At highest setting flow hit me at the chin of the helmet. So for years I have used a MadStad windshield that works pretty well. But it uses a non standard mounting structure (had to remove the stock one) and I generally do not find it very attractive. Kind of kills the look of the bike. So I decided to get a Puig touring shield (not the visor.....that is coming later). The Puig is very stylish, high quality, and uses the Yamaha mounting structure. I liked the way it looked and it worked well at the low location for hotter days. But for longer rides where I was looking for max protection from wind and rain, and to minimize fatigue, it just wasn't high enough at the highest setting. Wind hit my helmet at around the nose to eyes level. So I thought I would give this Puig Visor a try to hopefully keep from having to reinstall the MadStad for longer rides. The bottom line is I like it. Some people have mentioned mounting and retention issues. But I found if you cleaned the windshield with alcohol and let it completely dry prior to install per the instructions, I have had no issues. I really like both the height and angle adjustability of the visor. I have even found it to work pretty well when the larger Puig windshield is at the lowest setting and the visor is also at the lowest setting. I think the bike looks best with this configuration. So bottom line for me is that for a fairly low cost I get a stylish and functional solution that is very flexible in terms of the permutations of different main and visor settings. I think most body sizes will probably be satisfied with the visor as long as the base windshield is tall enough on its own.

The first accessory I bought for my new Transalp. Has worked great for the past 14 months. I’m 6’ with a longish torso—the short windshield puts the airflow right into my eyes. This diverts it to the top of my Shoei GT Air II. Thanks, Puig!

Install good. The screws that clamp the up/down adjusters are plastic and they stick - causing for an imperfect adjustment. Hitting the threads with silicone spray or replacing with SS screws might be an improvement.

I was intrigued by several of the reviews about the quality of this product. I compared it to the Kemimoto add on windscreen and imo the puig windscreen is far more superior. It’s way lighter with the ability for more adjustments to fine tune your ride. If you’re worried about it coming off, then the only thing that comes to mind is that it’s not being installed correctly.

This visor is attached with two plastic clips, that are meant to slide up and down and rotate for adjustability. The left one would not cinch down. so it was sloppy and would wiggle, and I could slide it up and down with a light push with one finger. I didn't even install it on the bike it was so bad. I think the quality control on the plastic clamp is too low.

Works good in dry weather. Mine flew away during a rainy ride. Sounds like nonsense. But here I am ordering a second one. The mounting hardware was properly tightened. With no rain - nothing could rip it from the windshield. Looks like a design flaw. Pretty dangerous one. I will probably drill the windshield for the next one.

Denna lilla vindavvisare fungerar bra som komplement då den får luften att passera över hjälmen så det blir också tystare.

Fa il suo lavoro, ma la qualità costruttiva degli attacchi sono orribili, in pratica al posto di usare bulloni e dadi bloccanti, si usano viti che filettano direttamente nella plastica dei supporti, rischiando di spanare le sedi

Very easy to setup. Stays in place on the highway & helped alot with buffeting.

Qualité moyenne pour écran transparent Dommage Fixation très bien parcontre Brise vent efficace si réglé au plus bas

il fait son travail à la perfection. Suis protège du vent vers le casque. en plus comme il est réglable en hauteur tu peux jouer avec selon ton trajet.