Goggles
Seasoned HDF Member
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From: The Wasteland
Ive had a few pairs that I picked up at different bike shows and events. I dont recall a specific brand.
Just be sure theyre vented, otherwise they fog up as soon as you put them on.
Just be sure theyre vented, otherwise they fog up as soon as you put them on.
Cruiser
Joined: Nov 2020
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From: Doylestown, Pa. USA
I also wear photochromic lenses, clear at night, dark in sun. Harder to find and a bit more expensive but cheaper than carrying a dark and clear pair.
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2019
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From: Port Saint Lucie, FL
Where I live/ride (Florida) spring/summer motorcycle riding could almost qualify as a water sport and the rain storms don't seem to care if it's day or night and for that reason I knew whatever "Rain Goggles" I bought should have photochromatic lenses.
I ran across these while visiting J&P Cycles in Ormond beach/destination daytona and they checked all the boxes for me. I've owned them for about a year now and haven't been disappointed at all. These goggles and a Microdot twister have seen me through many rainstorms and they are my prefered nightwear because the photochromatic feature is awesome at cutting down oncoming headlight glare. Global Vision goggles. The "Clear to Smoke" version...
https://safetygearpro.com/product/eliminator-24/
I ran across these while visiting J&P Cycles in Ormond beach/destination daytona and they checked all the boxes for me. I've owned them for about a year now and haven't been disappointed at all. These goggles and a Microdot twister have seen me through many rainstorms and they are my prefered nightwear because the photochromatic feature is awesome at cutting down oncoming headlight glare. Global Vision goggles. The "Clear to Smoke" version...
https://safetygearpro.com/product/eliminator-24/
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Aug 2020
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From: Knoxville
I have some HD ones I picked up some years ago.
Honestly, I personally learned a thing or two. Have a full face if riding on a long trip as you will encounter rain and dont intentionally ride in the rain. Second was always known.
Those goggles are in an old stash bag long retired since full face is on hand.
Honestly, I personally learned a thing or two. Have a full face if riding on a long trip as you will encounter rain and dont intentionally ride in the rain. Second was always known.
Those goggles are in an old stash bag long retired since full face is on hand.
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