Torsten Hallman Racing Flip Up Lens Visor With Tear Off\'s for Sale

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Torsten Hallman Racing Flip Up Lens Visor With Tear Off\'s For Sale

$Torsten Hallman Racing Flip Up Lens Visor With Tear Off\'s$
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Torsten Hallman Racing Flip Up Lens Visor With Tear Off\'s:
$129.99

Torsten Hallman Racing Flip Up Goggle Visor With 4 TEAR Off\'s. From the 70\'s good condition.

Steve McQueen used this brand of visor on his helmet during filming of the Honda CR250 commercial see pics.

Needs new rubber bands.

Purchased back in the 70\'s and recently found in a box in my basement.

I may keep it...

Any questions please ask.

Vintage MX AHRMA THOR

Here\'s what Jody Weisel said:

\"Visors: The coolest visor ever made was the Hallman Flip Visor. It had a clear plastic lens on the end of it that could be flipped down to protect your goggles from roost. Most motocross racers are addicted to interactive devices. If you can take a simple product and find a way to make a piece of it move, you have a hit product. Over the years I have only wore four types of visors: Duckbill (the longer the better), Flip Visor (even after the flipper flew off), Bell Bubble visor (only because DeCoster wore one) and Troy Lee visor (from the original to the StingRay). In the process I skipped over the vented visor (it was slotted like a car grille), clear visor (it defeated the purpose), winged visor (aerodynamics require more speed than I’m capable of), Visor-Vu (you couldn’t see anything out of those mirrors) and Mor-Vue (Lance Moorewood’s curved visor that supposedly let you duck roost, but still see).\"

He left out that Steve McQueen also used this type of visor.