Riding Sunglasses
#91
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I use these
http://www.zurichsunglasses.com/index.html
The "original" sunglasses are the big *** over the glasses ones
The "pilot" ones are what I use
They come in a lot of different shades
They're popular among the radio controlled airplane crowd and work great
I did 300 miles today with mine. Sun in my face and sun on my back, no sweat
http://www.zurichsunglasses.com/index.html
The "original" sunglasses are the big *** over the glasses ones
The "pilot" ones are what I use
They come in a lot of different shades
They're popular among the radio controlled airplane crowd and work great
I did 300 miles today with mine. Sun in my face and sun on my back, no sweat
#92
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Yeah, I don't know...
![](http://www.zurichsunglasses.com/eShop/products/Teal%20(dark).jpg)
![](http://www.zurichsunglasses.com/eShop/products/Teal%20(dark).jpg)
I use these
http://www.zurichsunglasses.com/index.html
The "original" sunglasses are the big *** over the glasses ones
The "pilot" ones are what I use
They come in a lot of different shades
They're popular among the radio controlled airplane crowd and work great
I did 300 miles today with mine. Sun in my face and sun on my back, no sweat
http://www.zurichsunglasses.com/index.html
The "original" sunglasses are the big *** over the glasses ones
The "pilot" ones are what I use
They come in a lot of different shades
They're popular among the radio controlled airplane crowd and work great
I did 300 miles today with mine. Sun in my face and sun on my back, no sweat
#95
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I use the Wiley X transitional sun glass, they work well if you get caught out after dark or neeed to ride through a tunnel. All in all, a good sunglass for riding. The only problem a mate of mine encountered is that the frame broke at the top of the right hand lens, he may have got a bad pair (or sat on them or something). I have been wearing my Wiley's for the last couple of years, about 50,000kms (about 25,000 miles) without issue. I don't know if you get the brand Ugly Fish in US of A, but certainly a fine, well priced Harley Davisdson type of sunglass woth considering.
Cheers
Speedybrother Sydney
103 cubic inch 2011 FLHR in merlot and black
Cheers
Speedybrother Sydney
103 cubic inch 2011 FLHR in merlot and black
#99
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I had the Wiley X glasses and ditched them due to poor fit. I am now riding with Rudy Project Guardyans.
They are made of some sort of bullet proof material developed for the US Military. They are made to fit under helmets too.
The fit perfectly, transition from clear to dark nicely, and wll be replaced under warranty if you scratch them.
http://www.rudyprojectusa.com/produc...s/guardyan.htm
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Good luck!
They are made of some sort of bullet proof material developed for the US Military. They are made to fit under helmets too.
The fit perfectly, transition from clear to dark nicely, and wll be replaced under warranty if you scratch them.
http://www.rudyprojectusa.com/produc...s/guardyan.htm
![](http://www.sunglasses-shop.co.uk/glasses/rudyproject/16-06-guardyan.jpg)
Good luck!
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Oakley Gascans http://www.oakley.com/products/2222/6203
They also make a model called "Fuel Cell" that has a similar wrap and tough look...good for fighting the wind for sure.
I actually wear old school aviator goggles most of the time though...highway winds and all.
They also make a model called "Fuel Cell" that has a similar wrap and tough look...good for fighting the wind for sure.
I actually wear old school aviator goggles most of the time though...highway winds and all.