Rayban Predator II's ofcourse. Ya only got one set of eyes.
They stay on at any speed too.

 

Oakley Radar w/Pitch lens for day, and M-Frames, w/Yellow or Clear for night.

 

I use these and they are great! Leather glasses.
http://www.classicgoggles.com/goggle...riding+glasses

 

I just bought these $250.00 glass's from the Dealer.......I forget the name but they come in a fancy case, have a red bag in the case look somewhat like Oakleys but there not, have an insert in the glasses which traps out any wind which is the reason I bought them.

I was so tired of having my eye ***** rattled at high speed.

They have a headstrap (thin) which give you the ability to pull them a lil tight to your face and away you go.....no eye ball rattling.

They can also be "perscriptionized"

 

These look really nice, have to check them out next time I'm looking for glasses.

 

Wiley-X Romer II with blue polarized prescription lenses. The high-impact lenses definitely saved me some pain when a rock on I-95 hit me in the left lense hard enough to snap my head back. All it did to the lense was leave a small chip the size of a pinhead. I will be using Wiley-X for the rest of my life.

 

I went thru a $hit load of Harley and other name brand, top dollar "riding" shades, that didn't work or hold up...I picked up a pair of Killer Loop wraparounds for about $80, and been wearing 'em for over 5 years now...

 

Wiley X Top Jimmy with prescription Transition lenses…..the name brand Transitions – not that crap that Wiley X sells……had those and they worked for about a week. Junk! They sent me smoke lenses for that pair….

I had an arm break on my Top Jimmies where the hole is for the strap – I would recommend another style. They sent me new arms no hassle, but who knows when they will stop making that model and it happen again?

Overall though the Wiley X with the foam is the only way to go for me……I’m completely spoiled with the foam blocking the wind and debris.