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I just ride with my left hand out and down to block the reflected light from going in my eyes. No sunglasses, save welding glasses, will block enough of the reflected light when it is "just right" into your eyes.
Just adds to the personality of the bike. It's the price I pay for all the chrome. And I have quite a bit of it up front, so there is always some sunlight reflected into my eyes from one surface or another. See (and you can't even see the chrome springs and triple tree in this picture):
If I don't go with leather I'll probably go with one of these. It's interesting that the black, which is just plain, cost a lot more than the others with designs.
Nothing like the reflection of blue sky on a whole heap of chrome...me personaly I will tough it out. Wish I could wear a full face helmet but even the 3/4 I have gives too much isolation
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