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rain hurts, i now have a fullface i just started to use...but for the half helmet i use clear glasses from home depot..they have a good selection...also lowes
Even with my windshield I need additional eye protection when the rain really starts coming down.
I've Got a pair of wraparound, clear, saftey glasses I picked up at either the Home Depot or one of the big box stores...Don't remember. They were reasonably priced, and since I have a habit of 'forgetting' things like that, I don'tfeel too bad (orhave to turn around and ride fifty miles to get them again).
Rain - I carry some cheap yellow tinted goggles that I picked up at one of the rally's for $15.00 - Throw them in the SB when on a road trip - Works for me
Here in So. Cal we only got 3" of the stuff this year....
If it ever were to rain again, I carry some clear safety type glasses when wearing the 1/2 helmet; but hopefully would have opted for the modular full face before teh trip.
Goggles, used them on a long ride from Columbus to Jekyll Island, rained almost all the way. My glasses fogged up something terrible. Fished out my goggles and they worked great.
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