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Need Advice on keeping your helmet face shield from freezing over
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Motorcycledave
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Hi Dave here, Will my first suggestion would be NOT TO BE RIDING in 20 Degree weather....
however since you are a real MAN, unlike me who feels it is freezing if it's in the 50''s
There are a few things I used to use when I was young and lived in Utah and felt the need to
toss a leg over my motorcycle.... try cutting a good old Idaho potato in half and rub it on the inside of your
face shield, that used to work in the old days before all the new stuff on the market.... Also Try RainX.
Maybe put a shout out to our friends to the NORTH and see what they use while riding their snow machines..
Good Luck
Dave
however since you are a real MAN, unlike me who feels it is freezing if it's in the 50''s
There are a few things I used to use when I was young and lived in Utah and felt the need to
toss a leg over my motorcycle.... try cutting a good old Idaho potato in half and rub it on the inside of your
face shield, that used to work in the old days before all the new stuff on the market.... Also Try RainX.
Maybe put a shout out to our friends to the NORTH and see what they use while riding their snow machines..
Good Luck
Dave
Motorcycledave
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Hey.... That's what I said
Motorcycledave
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What about that one at Disney World ?
CloverHillCrawler
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Thanks for all of the suggestions, I have the nike balaclava currently but I'll try the klim balaclava and rain-x combo and see if this helps if I get another chance to ride with it that cold with no salt on the ground.
I don't do it much but when I do I want to know I can keep control of it, especially when moving at highway speeds during cold pre-dawn hours around a bunch of 18 wheelers.
I don't do it much but when I do I want to know I can keep control of it, especially when moving at highway speeds during cold pre-dawn hours around a bunch of 18 wheelers.
LateLifeCrisis
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AFogless
Retired snowmobiler here and we always have luck with "ZFogless." Advertised as a "spray cleaner and anti-fog solution manufactured by Zadro Products, Inc. This stuff works. Also to go with your "riding costume," I was thinking this would add to your look! Amazon (of course) sells a variety of characters that would make you a very popular figure on your bike.
Retired snowmobiler here and we always have luck with "ZFogless." Advertised as a "spray cleaner and anti-fog solution manufactured by Zadro Products, Inc. This stuff works. Also to go with your "riding costume," I was thinking this would add to your look! Amazon (of course) sells a variety of characters that would make you a very popular figure on your bike.
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CloverHillCrawler
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Oh that's too funny, but I am actually thinking about taking a look to see what they have...LOL.
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