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G max convertible
My G Maxx convertible helmet has a clear and a pull down sun visor and can convert from 3/4 to full helmet easily.Haven'tt needed my sun glasses since I went with this.
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My current helmet has the drop down sun visor . . . I'll never buy another that doesn't. It works great and is gone in a second when I ride into a tunnel, with the flip of a switch. I don't know how I used to get by without one!
"Topper" is my Pearl White 2013 RT-LTD
Professional Retiree - liked it so much when I retired from the USAF, that I started another career so I could do it again!
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Originally Posted by Hayfield
My current helmet has the drop down sun visor . . . I'll never buy another that doesn't. It works great and is gone in a second when I ride into a tunnel, with the flip of a switch. I don't know how I used to get by without one!
Agree 100%!
I've permanently hung up all my non flip down inner shield helmets.
Once you have it you'll never go back.
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Good Advice
advice I was given a lot of years ago "Never live west of where you work"
Ed
They told me not to give up on my dreams, so I went back to sleep.
Champagne 2017 RTS SE6
Quantum Blue 2012 RTS-SE5 "Bluebell, Bell for short" - Traded 09/2017
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Originally Posted by Spyder ri
I have a Bell Vortex with the Photochromic shield. It's pretty good in bright sun and I like the fact that it is clear at night, keeps the bugs off me, those rhinoceros beetles really hurt at 55 mph...
+1 I use a Bell with flip down inner light smoke shield AND photochromic outer main shield...best of both worlds! Very versatile!
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Just a note about photochromic glasses and MC helmets. Some clear face shields are treat with a UV blocking coating and it takes UV to cause the lens to darken and stay dark. I thought about going with the transition coating with my newest pair of glasses the optician asked me to bring my helmets in so he could check the glasses wouldn't darken behind either of them . I really wanted the advantage of those lenses.
Ride and ride safe,
Curt Givens KC8STE
Dayton, OH - Home of Hamvention
MOLON LABE
2012 Viper Red RT-S
Center tail/brake light
Mud flap run/ts
Fender bright sides
LED Tip lights
Rivco Flag holder on trunk
BRP Hitch
Piggybacker XL Trailer
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I use a full face helmet, it has a dark tint, I ride to work in the morning (dark out) and I have no problems with it, and it's great in the afternoon when I go home.
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I have a dark smoke shield on my Shoei RF-1100 and it's just about as good as any sunglasses I have. However, it's far too dark for riding at night (it doesn't bother me in cloudy weather, though). I seldom ride at night, but when I do I either replace the shield with a clear one or ride with the shield up (and the windshield all the say up). To me it's uncomfortable, but it works.
Phil
I may be old, but I got to see all the cool bands.
2011 Spyder RT-AC
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