Riding Glasses/Goggles Recommendation
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RE: Riding Glasses/Goggles Recommendation
I like the halcyons (sp?) maybe after I get some more noise/power from my bike. I'm overloaded on goggles for now.
ORIGINAL: Limey
How about the classic British look
Or the more stylish European look
How about the classic British look
Or the more stylish European look
Road Warrior
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From: San Antonio, Texas
RE: Riding Glasses/Goggles Recommendation
ORIGINAL: stagolee
http://www.guard-dogs.com/shop/index.php?cPath=30
The Commander and The Scriptor can't be beaten - especially not at those prices.
http://www.guard-dogs.com/shop/index.php?cPath=30
The Commander and The Scriptor can't be beaten - especially not at those prices.
stagolee - love the avatar pic.
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RE: Riding Glasses/Goggles Recommendation
I just bought a pair of the new Wiley X. They seal around my eyes and have light adjusting lenses. They have been well worth the money. I have used many types and so far these are the best for me. You have to try them on to see if they will work for you . Several people tried mine and they would not work on the shape of their face.
Road Warrior
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From: San Antonio, Texas
RE: Riding Glasses/Goggles Recommendation
ORIGINAL: Limey
How about the classic British look
How about the classic British look
Cruiser
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RE: Riding Glasses/Goggles Recommendation
I dont have a dealer around me, does anyone have a dealer who can get me a set of short not the long ones? if so I can do paypal.com and would like us post priority mail please. Email me anyone if they can or even the part number. would be greatly appriciated.
RE: Riding Glasses/Goggles Recommendation
i like these allot. converts from glasses to goggles and clear to tinted lenses
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=50424
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=50424
Road Warrior
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From: florida
RE: Riding Glasses/Goggles Recommendation
I use wiley-x airage. Light adjusting lenses and gaskets to keep out wind and debris. best glasses I've ever had. The arms have small holes in them where the head band attaches.I bent the arms at the hole attaching the band. I shot them a real nice e-mail and thy sent me a pair of arms for free. Their customer service is tops![hr]
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From: Kansas
RE: Riding Glasses/Goggles Recommendation
I use the Wiley-X Blinks , I believe they are the same ones that were or still are issued to the US troops in the middle east. They work great with removable gaskets, removable strap and light adjusting lenses means I don't have to carry an extra set of lenses if I ride into the evening/night. Here's the link - http://www.wileyx.com/EcommSuite/Pro...p;ItemCode=555