Leatt Velocity Nose Deflector - White

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The Leatt Velocity Nose Deflector in white is an essential accessory for off-road riders using Leatt Velocity goggles who need to replace a damaged or lost guard. This component provides an extra layer of debris protection for the nose area during intense motocross or enduro riding, though it is specifically designed only for the Leatt Velocity goggle line, limiting its use with other brands or older goggle models.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model Part Number | 8019100151 |
| Brand | Leatt |
This nose deflector is specifically designed for the Leatt Velocity range and may not fit earlier models.
No, it features a tool-free, snap-in design for easy field maintenance.
While technically possible, paint may flake off due to the flexible nature of the material and exposure to debris.
Like most plastics exposed to UV light, some slight discoloration may occur with prolonged, extreme sun exposure, but it is formulated for outdoor durability.
Yes, it is designed to fit all Leatt Velocity goggles, regardless of the user's gender or facial size.
Check the attachment tabs for debris or mud build-up; clean the slots on the goggle frame thoroughly before re-attaching.
Ensure the goggle frame is at room temperature. Cold, rigid plastic can be harder to manipulate; warming the frame slightly can make the snap-fit easier.
To install the nose deflector, locate the attachment slots at the bottom center of your Leatt Velocity goggle frame. Align the tabs on the deflector with the slots and apply firm pressure until you hear it click into place. To remove, gently pull the deflector tabs away from the frame. For care, wash the deflector with mild soap and water after each ride to remove grit and mud. Avoid using harsh solvents or high-pressure washers directly on the plastic, as this can degrade the material over time. Ensure the unit is completely dry before storing it in your gear bag to prevent moisture buildup on your goggle foam.