Sunglasses

The coating I was talking about is design to fit on the back of a normal
visor, or behind it. Peter Stevens Dandenong sells them for about $30, but
I don't know how or how well they work, but I think that they do go clear as
it gets dark, and tint when the sun comes out.

 

Nah, mine are just the basic plastic rimmed bolle. Similar to the bug eye
oakley (eye jackets, I think) but with a smaller lense. I would steal my
dads sunglasses, but I don't want to look like a seventies porn star!

 

ooh ooh

I better find out about that. I thought you meant the coated
sunglasses.

Cheers

-------------
Kevin Gleeson
Technical Director
Blue Rocket Productions
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
www.blue-rocket.com.au

 

If you do try them, can you post a review on them. I'm interested as to how
well they work

 

Hmmm, don't know about the fashion police?, but I
wonder how often he gets a root with a pleading attitude
like that.
Rockit
ps, I use a pair of ARBOR (?)tinted wrap arounds
bought from a safety shop for < $20 (tax deductable
too) They don't slide down my nose like others that
I've had do. But, being wrap arounds, they don't
fold up as well to fit in a carry case.

 

MSA artics? I have them in clear, tinted and mirrored....

Hammo

 

I have a pair of Ray Bans that cost me about $150 quiet a few years
agi that I am still using quiet happily. Have never put them in a
sunglasses ouch, just straight into my pocket and they are just
developing light scratches now. May be Ray Ban has come down in price?

Anyway, I certainly recommend them.

Cheers.

Greg
CT110 -> CBX250 -> GPX250 -> FZR250R -> FZR600 -> YZFR6

 

Currently about three hours before it does in the deep west, I imagine.

 

So what? I always ride in my glasses (with or without clip-on sunnies),
because I more or less need to (although my eyes are improving with age),
and because I have to: it says on my licence, "Licensee must wear corrective
lenses at all times".

Gary

 

"conehead" wrote

imagine.

About two, isn't it.

Theo

 

I bought a pair at the last bike show in Sydney. They are made by "piranha"
and are excellent.They have lots of coloured frames and different coloured
lenses and come with a pouch that clips on your belt. They are not polarised
either, which is good as polarised glasses make for some weird effects when
looking through a clear visor.
They cost me $30 so you could get 3 pairs for $90

RedZZR11

 

Polarised are good but you get a rainbow effect looking through a clear
visor. Very weird, sorta like bein' on the drugs. Not that I'd know what
thats like. Piranha motorcycle sunnies are the best, I reckon. And no, I
dont own the business.

 

Not according to my adjusted-for-daylight-saving-time watch.

 

Read a report (elsewhere I think) that suggested that they wer not vey
tinted, and not very clear....

Moike

 

You kinda get used to the "drugs effect". The real stage bit is that all
white cars look baby pink!

 

Uglytim said....

Ug> One problem I have with a tinted visor is when you find yourself coming
Ug> back from a long ride in the dark, the dark visor is no fun at all.

I put a anti-fog liner on my clear visor that is "photo chromatic". ie:
it darkens or clears according to ambient light. Seems to work OK.

Cost around $30.

 

I put a anti-fog liner on my clear visor that is "photo chromatic". ie:

Where from?

 

Prescription visor?? :-D

Middy

 

"conehead" wrote

Adjusting your watch doesn't change the rotation of the earth.

No matter what your watch says the sun still goes down in the west two hours
after it goes down in the east.

Why do people bother with daylight savings if they don't understand it?

Theo

 

Two hours, eh?
Sunrise is about 6.25 am (dst) here (Hobart), sunset is 7.30, GMT +9. What
are the corresponding times in Perth? What are the corresponding times just
west of the South Australian border?

No 's' on the end of 'saving'. 'Savings' implies an accumulation. Why do
people bother using words if they don't understand them?