@ what speed do you lower your visor?

[OB_Mr Bear]

Buffalo, being in a warm and dry climate, you don't have to worry about fogging like riders in most places. That's a luxury. If you ride in, say, Seattle in February, it's a different story. With the temp. in the 40's and humidity over 80%, if you lower your visor while stopped and then accidentally exhale before you are going at least 20 mph or so, your visor will totally fog. If that happens while you are letting the clutch out in first gear, you are blind until you get the clutch engaged and can get your left hand up to lift the visor again. It doesn't work. You have no choice there with a full-face helmet but to get the clutch engaged in first gear with the visor up, and then slap it down when you are moving. It's an easy adjustment to make in your standard riding procedure for cold weather.

 

[OB_VegasDude]

Factory, any soft cotton cloth will work. It wont scratch your shield and it gets the bugs of and it shines your helmet and has a great lemony smell................lol. It also fits in the tank bag and one small can will last a year or more.....and its y2k compliant..............

 

[OB_Juanski]

I keep my eyes closed if the wind gets too bad! I would like to find a good used Arai XL
if anyone has one? I can't afford a new one right now, my bike needs too many parts before the Spring.

 

[OB_Factory]

Cool, I like having my helmet shined!