Full face helmet users...
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RE: Full face helmet users...
ORIGINAL: Ironhead
send me $5.00 and I'll spit on your face shield. [sm=badbadbad.gif]
send me $5.00 and I'll spit on your face shield. [sm=badbadbad.gif]
Road Master
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RE: Full face helmet users...
and again, and again, and woops- No More Fog!
I leave the FOG-OFF comment for another time!
200 ft Viz Mask Defog 1 oz.
$6.95
Absolutely Clear Anti-Fog Jel 1 oz.
$4.95
Aqua Sea Drops Anti-Fog (1.25 oz.)
$3.95
McNett Sea Buff 1 1/4 oz.
$4.95
Mcnett Sea Gold 1 1/4 oz.
$4.95
Sea Quick Anti-Fog Spray for Dive Masks (2 oz.)
$5.95
Sea Vision Mask De-fog Spary Bottle (2 oz.)
$4.95
Bruce
I leave the FOG-OFF comment for another time!
200 ft Viz Mask Defog 1 oz.
$6.95
Absolutely Clear Anti-Fog Jel 1 oz.
$4.95
Aqua Sea Drops Anti-Fog (1.25 oz.)
$3.95
McNett Sea Buff 1 1/4 oz.
$4.95
Mcnett Sea Gold 1 1/4 oz.
$4.95
Sea Quick Anti-Fog Spray for Dive Masks (2 oz.)
$5.95
Sea Vision Mask De-fog Spary Bottle (2 oz.)
$4.95
Bruce
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RE: Full face helmet users...
Here is a great Full Face Helmet (With an inside sunshield like fighter pilots use- no cleat/tint shield changes (For those who like or use full face helmets!) We have had a set for 2 years now...
BRUCE
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BRUCE
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Road Warrior
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From: South Jersey
RE: Full face helmet users...
This has turned out to be a funny thread! Thanks for all the replys and the humor. I love this forum! 
lick my hand? NO WAY! No telling where it's been! [:'(]
Stupid me, I was so quick to get back on the road after buying the helmet that I never noticed the little lever that opens the visor a little to clear the fogging... and here I was struggling to breathe and get the the stupid thing open with lined gloves on. LOL I'll try some of these suggestions pluse open the visor when stopped. And, hopefully, I won't be using the thing much longer as it BETTER warm up some. [:@]
lick my hand? NO WAY! No telling where it's been! [:'(]
Stupid me, I was so quick to get back on the road after buying the helmet that I never noticed the little lever that opens the visor a little to clear the fogging... and here I was struggling to breathe and get the the stupid thing open with lined gloves on. LOL I'll try some of these suggestions pluse open the visor when stopped. And, hopefully, I won't be using the thing much longer as it BETTER warm up some. [:@]
Cruiser
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From: Levittown, PA (outsite Philly)
RE: Full face helmet users...
Grumpy. A million things just ran through my head to tell you to try [sm=icon_sneaky.gif]
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RE: Full face helmet users...
I've been using a full face almost from the beginning. Weird facial features makes sunglasses almost impossible.
Anyway, for fogging you have two choices that work best. Fog City shield liner or a Respro Foggy Breathguard.
http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products...ct.asp?Item=FC
I used the clear liner last year and it worked great. I'm using the polychromatic one this year and it's not as good as the plain liner. At 9 degrees or so, the fog turns immediately to ice so you need something else.
http://www.respro.com
Drill down to the respro foggy breathguard. This blocks the air and redirects it out the bottom of the helmet. This would work even in lowest temps. You have to have a good neck guard though
Carl
Anyway, for fogging you have two choices that work best. Fog City shield liner or a Respro Foggy Breathguard.
http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products...ct.asp?Item=FC
I used the clear liner last year and it worked great. I'm using the polychromatic one this year and it's not as good as the plain liner. At 9 degrees or so, the fog turns immediately to ice so you need something else.
http://www.respro.com
Drill down to the respro foggy breathguard. This blocks the air and redirects it out the bottom of the helmet. This would work even in lowest temps. You have to have a good neck guard though
Carl
