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·I need to carry a face shield qith me during rides as well as one on teh helmet. Someone on the org uses one that carries across the shoulder under your jacket. Where can I find one of those?
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·I have one of these, then tuck the clear visor in my tank bag or on my side under my jacket for rides I know will run from day to night...
http://www.roadgear.com/catalog/detail.cfm?Prod_ID=194
http://www.roadgear.com/catalog/detail.cfm?Prod_ID=194
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·Not to sound "White Trash", but why don't you stick it in a sock and put it in your "trunk"?
I use the Icon helmet bag for my extra faceshield and stick it in my tankbag, but if I didn't have those items, I'd take my own advice... Just a thought to save you some money.
I use the Icon helmet bag for my extra faceshield and stick it in my tankbag, but if I didn't have those items, I'd take my own advice... Just a thought to save you some money.
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·Matter of fact Scout, I used to use a sock, but for seven bucks the Roadgear item is less of a fight to get the shield in and out of.
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·Word up to the white sock idea. I do the same. Ghetto fabulous is what I'm saying.
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·I have one and love it.mr_rua said:
Can ride all day with the dark visor and have the claer one tucked under my arm.
Once you find a comfortable spot for it you almost forget its there :thumb:
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·Just wear sunglasses during the day - much smaller, less hassle to change, and easier to store in the trunk. :idunno: I remember there was a thread about sunglasses vs tinted/clear shields, but I've always gone the sunglasses route.
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·If it works for ya then stick to it.... I tried it but found it more annoying then it was worth.Bacchus said:
Its really all a matter of preference :thumb:
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·TGZ, how in the world is it more annoying than changing out a face shield?! :huh:
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·I just use the cloth helmet bag and store it in the boot (trunk for you septics/yanks out there)
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·mr_rua said:
THAT's IT!!!!!!! :hyper:
I knew the org could point me in the right direction as well as help me spend more of my money.
Thanks......
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·Not that way... I mean more annoying as far as comfort. I tried a few pair of sunglasses but couldnt get them to sit comfortable in my helmetBacchus said:
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·That would be uggggggglyConqSoft said:Not to mention what they can do in a crash...
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·ConqSoft said:
That was the thread I remember reading. I just ordered the shieldsak online. It only cost $20. Not bad and seems worth every penny. The Florida sun is brutal. I have tried using sunglasses and a clear shield but found it to be uncomfortable and as stated, you loose some field of vision.
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and someone of us wear glasses anyway so its either get prescription sunglasses or the tinted visor, the tinted visor was a lot cheaper than another new pair of glasses. and if you go the sunglasses route there's always problems with some helmets. I tried on a new Shoei last week, had some cool sorta dragon ont it $500 but there was no chance I could get my glasses in there so that eliminates it for me since I can't go around riding without glasses. I like to be able to see stuff not just a big blur.
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·You're right, it is definitely a "personal thing" that would vary from one individual to another. I currently have a Shoei X-SP II and wear Rudy Project "something-or-other" model, and have no complaints. I've never had any issues with other helmets while wearing Oakley or Rudy Project glasses. :idunno:TGZ13 said:Not that way... I mean more annoying as far as comfort. I tried a few pair of sunglasses but couldnt get them to sit comfortable in my helmet
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·If one manages to ram anything through the helmet opening, I think he/she will have more to worry about than sunglass material punturing the eyes. Anyway, what about the shield material itself? :idunno:ConqSoft said:Not to mention what they can do in a crash...
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