Harley Windsheilds.. Windscreens.. whatever..
#11
Regardless of what kind of glasses material you get, see your eye doctor and tell him about the night vision problem. Your eyes are too important not to tell the doctor. I have a similar problem, night vision, and have problems with the pressure in my eyes. It may be early warnings of glaucoma or something else. See what your eye doctor says. I want you to be safe and be at the rally.
#13
I get my eyes tested yearly. And I have to wear glasses 24/7... I can't see a foot passed my face with out them. If all the lights are off in the house I have to find markers with my hands to know where I am... can't see crap, even with the streetlights outside and all the electronic blip lights everywhere (stereo, DVR, coffee pot, stove, microwave, PC... )
I do have astigmatism and have been nearsighted since I was 9 years old. I had them put that Crizol on my glasses and that helps a little. I had on my contacts that night, which don't help at all.
The glasses I found on ebay are only $12, so I figure it's worth a try. I've been "flying blind" at night for years... I just know it's aggrevating to BD and I get so nervous that I grit my teeth, and all get all tensed up while riding. I've tried breathing exercises to relax, but I'm SO nervous about not being able to see, it doesn't help. My jaws ached for 2 days from gritting my teeth Saturday night.
I do have astigmatism and have been nearsighted since I was 9 years old. I had them put that Crizol on my glasses and that helps a little. I had on my contacts that night, which don't help at all.
The glasses I found on ebay are only $12, so I figure it's worth a try. I've been "flying blind" at night for years... I just know it's aggrevating to BD and I get so nervous that I grit my teeth, and all get all tensed up while riding. I've tried breathing exercises to relax, but I'm SO nervous about not being able to see, it doesn't help. My jaws ached for 2 days from gritting my teeth Saturday night.
#14
We appreciate the honesty here brenda but I belive i speak for everyone that were concerned. That story scres the crap out of me! you need to find a solution rather than riding impaired like that. What enjoyment can you get if your tensed up anyways.
Please please please get this taken care of.
I know it's easier said than done, but the outcome if you dont could be fatal.
Please please please get this taken care of.
I know it's easier said than done, but the outcome if you dont could be fatal.
#16
Thanks for the concern and I know it's cuz y'all care.. (and probably won't ever ride at night with me again.. LOL)
I’m really thinking the polycarbonate glasses will help. It was amazing how clear everything was through the windshield.
And that’s also why we had the bagger for a while, so we could take night rides and not have to worry about me being able to see. And why we picked the Heritage for me, so we could ride 2 up if needed.
But yeah, it would be so much more enjoyable if I could see at night. Cutting rides short, or leaving early from bike fests so we can get home before dark is a huge PITA.
I’m really thinking the polycarbonate glasses will help. It was amazing how clear everything was through the windshield.
And that’s also why we had the bagger for a while, so we could take night rides and not have to worry about me being able to see. And why we picked the Heritage for me, so we could ride 2 up if needed.
But yeah, it would be so much more enjoyable if I could see at night. Cutting rides short, or leaving early from bike fests so we can get home before dark is a huge PITA.
#17
Even driving my car is a PITA at night. I didn't get window tint as dark as I wanted, just so I could still see out the rear windows at night.
PITA I tell ya... PITA.
#18
So, if it's Your bike, that mean BD rides bitch..right?!
Last edited by Phlip96; 10-22-2009 at 12:53 PM.
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