RichardRubin
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+1 on the multifocal contact lenses. They enable me to see close-up and far away. I love 'em!
Richard
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Going Blind....not really
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Easy Rider
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Regardless of how we might differ on a multitude of subjects.........
THIS seems to be a universal truth.
:shemademe_smilie:
Bob Denman
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It ain't so tough to find common ground... :thumbup:
Highwayman2013
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Varilux lenses.
I agree with you.
Lots of advice on this thread that basically details different ways to wear corrective lenses.
I even tried riding with a magnifying glass and nearly crashed.
Lots of advice on this thread that basically details different ways to wear corrective lenses.
I even tried riding with a magnifying glass and nearly crashed.
Short answer...
Currently I wear 1.25 mag reading glasses.
My Garmin GPS sits on a ramline ball mount on my F3s.
If I wear my reading glasses the GPS is crystal clear but the road is blurry.
If I don't wear my reading glasses the GPS is blurry but the road is clear.
Other then going with bi-focal glasses are there any other options?
NO
Currently I wear 1.25 mag reading glasses.
My Garmin GPS sits on a ramline ball mount on my F3s.
If I wear my reading glasses the GPS is crystal clear but the road is blurry.
If I don't wear my reading glasses the GPS is blurry but the road is clear.
Other then going with bi-focal glasses are there any other options?
NO
CMA/IBA_rider
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If you wear a full face helmet with a flip-down shield. You can put the stick on reading glasses at the bottom. Not the best solution but it does work.
Bob Denman
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Where can you get those from? :dontknow:
They're are or were free.......
They are just a clear flexible magnifying plastic card about the size of credit card. Try AARP or your local old folks home. :roflblack: I don't remember seeing them for sale, I remember they were given out as a complementary gift.
They are just a clear flexible magnifying plastic card about the size of credit card. Try AARP or your local old folks home. :roflblack: I don't remember seeing them for sale, I remember they were given out as a complementary gift.
hondagal01
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safety glasses with magnification
I too use safety glasses with reading magnification built in. I don't need glasses for driving, just magnification for reading the small text on the GPS/radio. For me, I find that the options of clear/amber/darker color lenses work well for me and I don't have to worry about losing or breaking them as they're easy enough to find or buy online and have a spare pair for minimal cost as compared to a custom solution.
I too use safety glasses with reading magnification built in. I don't need glasses for driving, just magnification for reading the small text on the GPS/radio. For me, I find that the options of clear/amber/darker color lenses work well for me and I don't have to worry about losing or breaking them as they're easy enough to find or buy online and have a spare pair for minimal cost as compared to a custom solution.
