Eyewear
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Eyewear
There are probably links to discussions of this, but it's Still cold out and thought I would start a new thread.
I have a pair of Smith Optics, Chamber Tactical sun glasses that fit me about perfect. Snug to my face, great clarity, tough lenses. However, I only tried riding once without a windshield...I was crying in two miles.
So, what do you wear to keep the wind out of your eyes when the bike is stripped down for scooting around?
I have a pair of Smith Optics, Chamber Tactical sun glasses that fit me about perfect. Snug to my face, great clarity, tough lenses. However, I only tried riding once without a windshield...I was crying in two miles.
So, what do you wear to keep the wind out of your eyes when the bike is stripped down for scooting around?
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For me it has to be goggles, especially without a shield. Have had many but probably like the 7 eye I have best that are light adjusting. Brightest sun to dark of night and good to go.
But last year I gave up on contacts and back to glasses so wearing over glass goggles when wearing a skid lid. A Daytona flip shield when it may rain and a Voss modular when it is cold.
But last year I gave up on contacts and back to glasses so wearing over glass goggles when wearing a skid lid. A Daytona flip shield when it may rain and a Voss modular when it is cold.
#6
[QUOTE=ChickinOnaChain;13760379]A 3/4 helmet with a face shield. No car part aka windshield on my bike.[/QUOT
Same for me but I will add that under the face shield I wear impact resistant Ray Bans with prescription lenses.
Same for me but I will add that under the face shield I wear impact resistant Ray Bans with prescription lenses.
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