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Fox Racing 22 V1 Visor Screw Kit
Description
🔩 Lock in your ride with precision and style!
- COMPACT PACKAGING - Slim 2.71 x 1.53 x 0.51 inch package fits easily in your gear bag or toolbox.
- ESSENTIAL UPGRADE - Replace worn or lost visor screws to keep your helmet performing at peak safety and style.
- TRUSTED BRAND QUALITY - Manufactured by Fox Racing, a leader in powersports protective gear.
- LIGHTWEIGHT DURABILITY - At just 0.176 ounces, these screws add zero bulk while maintaining robust strength.
- SEAMLESS COMPATIBILITY - Specifically designed for Fox Racing V1 helmets, ensuring a flawless fit every time.
The Fox Racing 22 V1 Visor Screw Kit offers precision-engineered, lightweight screws designed exclusively for V1 helmets. Manufactured by Fox Racing, this durable and compact kit ensures your visor stays securely fastened, maintaining optimal helmet performance and safety.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | FOX RACING |
| Brand | Fox Racing |
| Model | 22 V1 Visor Screw Kit |
| Item Weight | 0.176 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 8 x 4 inches |
| Item model number | 31240-001-OS |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 31240-001-OS |
Reviews
B**.
Helmet screws
Perfect replacement for the ones lost out of the visor
M**N
Perfect replacements for multiple helmets
Worked perfectly as expected.
J**D
Perfect fit
Used for a different helmet but worked great.
A**.
Works with Troy Lee helmet
Good product worked with my Troy Lee helmet
S**I
Worked great
Fit my 509 Altitude helmet
A**T
Very short screws
Bought to replace the visor screws on a Podium Demon helmet. Unfortunately the screws are very short and wouldn't reach the threads. Would only recommend for very short screws or as a 1:1 for the Fox helmet.
E**L
fits fox v series helmets
I got this for the visor for my fox v4 helmet. t does not match, but the size is correct. Good product.
M**S
Great fit for my helmet!
We bought these without really knowing if they were the right fastener because the old ones broke off at the head. After heating a screwdriver, melting the old broken-off screw, we were able to get the stud out and these went in without a problem. Thanks!
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