ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
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Late for Work Again
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IGETAROUND
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daveinva
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I have Pinlock, swear by 'em-- but they prevent fog on the *inside* of the visor.
My problem this morning was just plain' ol mist on the *outside* of the visor.
Normally I don't have that problem because I run a tall (24") windshield that blocks all the rain from hitting my helmet, but today was fog, and the fog had no trouble at all condensing into mist on the visor. No biggie, easily wiped away, just making chitchat about the glove wipers I've seen.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
VISION PROBLEMS
A deerskin "Shammy" works great as long as you can work out a way to keep from lettin it blow away....I have mine tied to an old lenght of spring type phone cord...not the most attractive but who cares....:gaah:....:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:.....Mike.....:thumbup:
A deerskin "Shammy" works great as long as you can work out a way to keep from lettin it blow away....I have mine tied to an old lenght of spring type phone cord...not the most attractive but who cares....:gaah:....:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:.....Mike.....:thumbup:
KipDM
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LOVE my pin lock shields!
they turned my Nolan N43 form the worst for fogging into the best non-fogging helmet (i also use a Shark EvoLine2).
both WILL fog when the temp/humidity is just 'right' but the Nolan is now much better at not fogging (or only fogging at the very bottom).
also, my winter gloves have a wiper blade on the left thumb...GREAT for bug removal but have not used for fog or water.
ThreeWheels
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Funny, I've been having a different problem.
I get to work on time, but going home my 22 mile 35 minute commute has grown into a 70 mile 2 hour trip......................................
I get to work on time, but going home my 22 mile 35 minute commute has grown into a 70 mile 2 hour trip......................................
Bob Denman
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That often happens...
"There's a coffee shop up in that Town that has the BEST fresh donuts!"
and another detour is born... :2thumbs:
"There's a coffee shop up in that Town that has the BEST fresh donuts!"
and another detour is born... :2thumbs:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Now your giving me ideas to take the "longer" way to work. :thumbup:
Bytemi
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I usually take the long way home not the long way to work.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
That's an even better idea. I have some really nice drives within 10 miles of my home.
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