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In the 80s sometime I bought a pair of prescription goggles form an ad in the back of an Easy Riders magazine. The company was in New York and I think it was an Italian name, like Mangiorre or something.
Does anyone here have a stack of these mags from the mid eighties (+ or - a few) that might be able to see if they could find the ad and give me the info? Perhaps your Sherlock Holmes skills are better than mine.
Googling 'italian motorcycle goggles' I came across Nannini. If they don't have what you have in mind, there may be no hope! I used Italian goggles for many years, but don't recall the brand. There was a British brand, but I can't recall them either! Also look out for Held, and Bertoni. British Mark 9 goggles have an angled lens, whereas the later Italian ones have curved glass.
I have OAKLEY Valve prescription glasses for riding. I have probably a dozen different types of coatings and treatments on them and they are transition lenses. They were expensive as hell but my insurance covered most of the cost. Best eye ware I have ever had for riding. I got them at Lens Crafters.
went out drinking one night a while ago and in the morning when I rode to the shop in the rain everyone was laughing when I rode in and stopped
I had a pair of girls underwear on for goggles /
went out drinking one night a while ago and in the morning when I rode to the shop in the rain everyone was laughing when I rode in and stopped
I had a pair of girls underwear on for goggles /
Yo dude we need pictures having trouble visualizing that scene LOL. Wild Bill
went out drinking one night a while ago and in the morning when I rode to the shop in the rain everyone was laughing when I rode in and stopped
I had a pair of girls underwear on for goggles /
Had to tilt my head sideways like a dog on this one but then hoped they wasn't the tons of fun underwear that you may regret how you got them.
went out drinking one night a while ago and in the morning when I rode to the shop in the rain everyone was laughing when I rode in and stopped
I had a pair of girls underwear on for goggles /
Funniest thing I read all day and is a perfect ending to what was a great day for me. Thanks
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