riding glasses
#1
riding glasses
Im having a hard time with wind, im wearing my everyday sunglasses and when i get to about 50mph wind comes throu my glasses my eyes get watery cant see ****! im not sure if its my glasses or half helmet or both. i dont want to put a windshield on it. any suggestions would be greatly helpful!
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#2
RE: riding glasses
Living in Florida I have many pairs of sunglasses. However they all suck except for one pair. I remembered where I got em and went back and bought 5 more pairs for storage. Alot of glasses suck when you get up in speed even the glasses made for riding that they sell at bike shops. Its a trial and error thing. Nothing however compares to goggles which are what I use for night/highway..no tint. Go and get some goggles..they look cool as **** anyway. grab tinted ones for day and clear or yellow ones for night riding. Goggles rule.
#3
RE: riding glasses
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Living in Florida I have many pairs of sunglasses. However they all suck except for one pair. I remembered where I got em and went back and bought 5 more pairs for storage. Alot of glasses suck when you get up in speed even the glasses made for riding that they sell at bike shops. Its a trial and error thing. Nothing however compares to goggles which are what I use for night/highway..no tint. Go and get some goggles..they look cool as **** anyway. grab tinted ones for day and clear or yellow ones for night riding. Goggles rule.
Living in Florida I have many pairs of sunglasses. However they all suck except for one pair. I remembered where I got em and went back and bought 5 more pairs for storage. Alot of glasses suck when you get up in speed even the glasses made for riding that they sell at bike shops. Its a trial and error thing. Nothing however compares to goggles which are what I use for night/highway..no tint. Go and get some goggles..they look cool as **** anyway. grab tinted ones for day and clear or yellow ones for night riding. Goggles rule.
EDIT: Here they are: panoptx cyclone glasses They're not cheap, but my eyes are worth it. Great, comfortable glasses. It's also nice to not have to dick around changing lenses, or carrying 2 pairs of glasses for day/night riding...
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#5
RE: riding glasses
I bought bolle' swishers about 5 years ago only cause they look decent and I could have lens made with my prescription. they do let wind in at around 60 but it's not too bad. seeing that I haven't had an eye exam in 5 years I made one for next week and I'm hoping I can get prescription harley cylinders. I won't know till then.
#6
RE: riding glasses
http://www.riderseye.com/riding_glasses.asp I have bought from here they are reasonable and fast
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#8
RE: riding glasses
It depends on how much you want to spend. Many people spend well over $100 for riding glasses. Me? I'm happy spending MUCH less.
I go to Home Depot and get the "close fitting" safety glasses for under $5 each. They come in dark and clear. And they look great too! They don't look like "safety glasses", they look like regular sunglasses.
So, if you like to save money, try a pair of Home Depot "close fitting" safety glasses, they are the best riding glasses I have ever used!
I go to Home Depot and get the "close fitting" safety glasses for under $5 each. They come in dark and clear. And they look great too! They don't look like "safety glasses", they look like regular sunglasses.
So, if you like to save money, try a pair of Home Depot "close fitting" safety glasses, they are the best riding glasses I have ever used!
#10
RE: riding glasses
My local Harley dealer has several lines of glasses. One, called Global Vision (It's got an eagle logo on it) works really well. To boot, the glasses were $21, so it's not the end of the world if they get broken, scratched or lost. Since I wear contacts, I have to have something that blocks the wind, and these wrap-around glasses do it well. They have a foam ridge across the top of the glasses to help seal wind, but they are still comfortable.
I also bought a pair of clear ones for nighttime riding.
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I also bought a pair of clear ones for nighttime riding.
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