GIVI 12.3 Stratos Sun Visor - Grey

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The GIVI 12.3 Stratos Sun Visor is designed for adult motorcycle riders who own the GIVI 12.3 Stratos helmet and require added protection against bright daylight conditions. This replacement visor offers a 75% smoke tint to reduce glare and improve visual comfort during daytime rides, though users should be aware that it does not carry an ECE safety rating for impact protection.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model Part Number | Z2484R |
| Brand | GIVI |
No, this specific replacement sun visor does not carry an ECE safety rating.
No, the 75% tint is too dark for nighttime use and will significantly limit your visibility in low-light conditions.
This visor is exclusively compatible with the GIVI 12.3 Stratos helmet model.
Use only lukewarm water, mild soap, and a clean microfiber cloth. Never use alcohol or abrasive cleaners.
The visor is designed to attach to the existing mounting mechanism of the GIVI 12.3 Stratos helmet.
Check that the side pivot mechanisms are fully snapped into place and free of debris.
Ensure the visor hinges are clean and that no grit is stuck in the track; apply a tiny amount of silicone-based lubricant to the pivot points if needed.
To install, ensure your helmet is placed on a stable, soft surface. Carefully remove the existing visor by disengaging the side pivot mechanisms as outlined in your helmet manual. Align the GIVI 12.3 Stratos replacement visor with the slots and press until you hear a secure click. For maintenance, clean the visor only with lukewarm water and a mild soap solution. Always use a microfiber cloth to wipe the surface to avoid scratching the coating. Avoid using harsh household chemicals or solvents, as these can degrade the scratch-resistant treatment or cause the plastic to become brittle.