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I wear cheap-ish Body Glove sunglasses. Look great, comfy fit, and have decent lenses.
I've never thought expensive sunglasses were worth it. El-cheapos aren't great either (usually don't
fit well and end up being painful and uncomfortable). Middle of the road baby!
3M safety glasses for riding. I keep a pair of fashionable ones in the saddle bag. I don't think oakley, ray ban or maui jim are ansi-rated for impact.
i too keep a pair of clear stylish safety glasses and a pair of ryders sunglasses. these are the best sunglasses for any type of riding, whether bicycle or motorcycle. light and fit well.
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