Bell SE07 ML Visor 2mm DS/AF Smoke

The Bell SE07 2mm ML DSAF visor is a multilayer smoke-finish replacement shield for compatible Bell KC7 CMR karting helmets. Combining a smoke base tint with a coloured reflective finish, it offers an alternative to standard and conventional mirror visors, with Double Screen Anti-Fog (DSAF) construction designed to help reduce fogging.

Available in a range of multilayer colours, this visor is the 2mm SE07 version. Check your exact helmet model and visor specification before ordering, as it is not interchangeable with the 3mm SE07 visor used by compatible HP7 and RS7 helmets.

Key Features

• Genuine Bell Racing replacement visor

• 2mm-thick shield

• Double Screen Anti-Fog (DSAF) construction

• Multilayer reflective finish

• Available in red, blue, green, gold and purple finishes

• Designed for compatible Bell KC7 CMR karting helmets

Specifications

• Brand: Bell Racing

• Visor model: SE07 ML

• Thickness: 2mm

• Visor type: Multilayer DSAF

• Base tint: Smoke on selected colour variants

• Available finishes: Red, blue, green, gold and purple multilayeHelmet Compatibility

Designed for compatible Bell KC7 CMR karting helmets.

Important: This 2mm SE07 visor is not interchangeable with the 3mm SE07 visor used by compatible Bell HP7 and RS7 helmets. It is also not intended for the KC7-EV CMS, which requires the SE07EV visor.

What's in the Box

- 1 × Bell SE07 2mm ML DSAF visor in the selected finish

FAQs

What does ML mean?

ML stands for multilayer, referring to the visor's coloured reflective finish.

What does DSAF mean?

DSAF stands for Double Screen Anti-Fog. The double-screen construction is designed to help reduce fogging.

Which colours are available?

Red, blue, green, gold and purple multilayer finishes.

Will this fit a Bell HP7 or RS7 helmet?

No. This is the 2mm SE07 visor for compatible KC7 CMR helmets. Compatible HP7 and RS7 models use the 3mm SE07 visor.

Can I use a smoke or mirror-finish visor at night?

Smoke and mirror-finish visors are generally intended for daytime use. A clear visor is preferable for low-light conditions.