anti-dazzle? visor

[bigdom86]

not sure if its a word "anti-dazzle", but can you get visor inserts that stop that light effect you get in the rain when looking through a visor. like when your in a car in the rain and someone is sitting infront of you with their brakes on

[kramdra]

I have been wondering if a polarising filter/visor could be made to remove light from oncoming cars. That would be brilliant, but any glasses usually tinted.

[monkeybiker]

Make sure your visor is clean and has no scratches.

[MCN]

[brains_t]

Clean and no scratches doesn't help once the visor is hit with greasy spray from road. I find yellow tint visor or pinlock will help but looking for a better solution.

[Kris]

I'm still using a light tint visor. Seems to help with the brightness of oncoming cars what with their headlights aimed at Jupiter..

The dazzle is made worse with water on the visor, have you tried gloves with a visor wipe to keep it clear?
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[bigdom86]

visor is clean and no cracks, it is only when the rain gets on it, maybe have a look at gloves with a wipe

[Kawasaki Jimbo]

Not serious suggestions, but interesting anyway;

Spinning disc (still available for karting from Demon Tweeks) or electronic wipers.

[Polarbear]

[MCN]

[iooi]

[andyscooter]

finish work earlier so it isn't dark :up:hth
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[Alpineandy]

I understand that they now make rainx (or similar) for plastic which in theory would help with the water dispersal. I gather the version for glass windscreens doesn't work on visors but haven't tried it.
I'd recommend a yellow tinted visor (or glasses) for anyone doing much riding (or driving) at night. If I have to do many miles at night I tend to get headlamp 'dazzle' headaches if I don't use yellow glasses.
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[MCN]

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[Kaya75]

Pin lock helps stop inside misting,

You can get a rubber wiper to fit over the finger of glove about a fiver from anywhere, net or really real shop

[MCN]

[Vincent]

You can also get stuff to help the rain water run off the visor quicker.
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[Alpineandy]

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[Firkit]

Has nobody come up with a visor that employs one of those future-science-today hydrophobic materials yet? Seems like a perfect application and shouldn't be prohibitively expensive.

[Alpineandy]

Lots of visor rain repellent sprays around (on the bay). Not sure if they work.....

I do use RainX on the car (which I think works but only when lots of care is taken when applying it) but I heard that stuff wasn't any good on plastic visors. Although someone told me a few days back that they now do a version for plastic/visors.
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[Polarbear]

Honest Officer, the reason I was doing 150mph was that I have found rain clears off my visor better at that speed than 70.
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