Visor TT REVO | Iridium Mirror Chromed

The KYT TT Revo Iridium Mirror Chromed Visor is a genuine KYT replacement face shield for the KYT TT Revo helmet, finished in a chromed iridium mirror tint. It fits the helmet's standard visor mechanism, so you can refresh the look of your lid or replace a scratched shield without replacing the helmet.

It suits riders who spend time in bright conditions and want a mirrored, tinted shield with anti-scratch and UV-protective coatings. Because it is both tinted and mirrored, treat it as a daytime visor and keep a clear shield on hand for night and low-light riding.

Sold as a single visor. Fits the KYT TT Revo only.

• Genuine KYT replacement visor, not an aftermarket copy
• Made specifically for the KYT TT Revo helmet
• Iridium mirror chromed finish for a tinted, reflective look
• Anti-scratch coating to help maintain optical clarity
• UV-protective coating
• Moulded from impact-resistant material
• Shaped to seat against the helmet's eyeport seal for a snug, wind-resistant fit
• Fits the TT Revo's standard visor mechanism — no tools or modification claimed by the supplier

Rinse loose dust and insect debris off with lukewarm water before touching the surface — dry-wiping grit is the fastest way to scratch a visor.
For baked-on insect residue, lay a water-dampened soft cloth over the visor for a few minutes to soften it, then wipe away gently.
Clean with plain water or a cleaner made specifically for helmet visors, using a soft microfibre cloth and light pressure.
Do not use petrol, solvents, ammonia-based glass cleaners, abrasive pads or paper towel — these can damage the coatings and dull the mirrored finish.
When fitting or removing, use the TT Revo's visor mechanism and check the visor clicks fully home on both sides and closes evenly against the eyeport seal before riding.
Store the visor flat in a soft bag or its box, away from direct sunlight, heat sources and fuel or solvent vapours when it is not on the helmet.
This is a tinted, mirrored visor — treat it as daytime eyewear, carry or fit a clear visor for night and low-light riding, and check the road rules for tinted visors in your state or territory.
Replace the visor if it becomes deeply scratched, crazed or cracked; surface damage scatters light and makes oncoming headlights far harder to deal with.
Avoid stickers, tapes and adhesives on the visor surface, as removing them can lift the coating.