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I put on sunglasses then put the Schuberth's sliding shade down HALFway and look under it. The shade acts like a visor. Tape probalby works better.
BTW blue painter's tape is removable for only a week or two. For permanent, 3M makes high quality light-blocking tapes used in photography, graphic design, lithography, industrial applications, etc. Ask someone works in a sign or graphics shop to snag you a foot or two. Aluminum tape used to seal HVAC ductwork is a favorite of photographers for homemade gobos and snoots (shields to modify the field of illumination and control spillover from a strobe). Black gaffer's tape works too; be forewarned, though--if you need to move or remove either or those, you'll be buying a new visor.
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[QUOTE=BCKRIDER;822939]The scariest moments of my ride back home (40 miles of a 335 ride) were riding into the setting sun.[/QUOTE]
You ought to try coming in on final approach with the windscreen all wet and the sun low and right in line with the runway.
[QUOTE=BCKRIDER;822939]Wished for my old Schuberth helmet with a sunscreen.[/QUOTE]
All helmets should have that feature. Its the feature I missed the most after I sold my Schuberth Concept. I learned my lesson and bought another one.
