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| As title states - foggy visors.. |
| breath deflector |
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| anti-fog spray |
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| fog insert |
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| I dont use any and just leave the visor open, when it fogs up. |
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| nick.h |
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| WildGoose |
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i had a breath deflector in an old lid, worked a treat, but wears out the lining of the lid making it all fuzzy, which im not willing to do on an arai, also occasionally hurts taking lid off
suffered up till now, but just bought an oxford fog insert thing, havent installed it yet tho  ____________________ So in other words, he stopped you for being flagrantly in posession of a motorcycle in direct contravention of the Hippies, Darkies and People Whose Face I Don't Like The Look of (Police Powers) Act. 1976 |
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I just lift it about 0.5mm which is just enough to clear the fog but still stops me getting wind blasted. ____________________ https://domharnessphotography.webs.com |
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Breath deflectors might work, but they poke in your eyes when you take the helmet off. If you wear glasses, they tend to make them fog up instead. Anti-fog spray will work, but will stop working within an hour or few of application. It is apparently excellent for glasses however, needing reapplication every few weeks.
The best anti-fog device by far and away is the Fog City visor insert. Not ever have I experienced any fogging of my visor or it since I have had it fitted, and it only costs <£15. Fog City (or equivalent, some helmets have anti-fog inserts fitted as standard), is the way to go. ____________________ I must not be a troll...
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Currently I don't use anything, but after the joys of sleet and snow in my face at 100mph a couple of weeks ago I'm going to get a breath deflector. I'm getting a new lid for Christmas (Shark RSF2i Matrix white red and black one www.shark-helmets.com) and the visor is treated. I don't know how well this treatment works but Mrs Mantzy has a shark helmet and she doesn't seem to suffer fogging as much as I do in my current Caberg one. Can't get a visor insert for it as I'm planning on getting a photochromatic insert instead. ____________________ Current Bikes: 2010 Triumph Sprint ST 1050
Previous Bikes: 2002 Sachs XTC, 1999 Kawasaki ZX6R, 2004 GSX-R 600 K4, 2006 Yamaha XT660X |
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At the moment I have a Fog City insert which has worked really well so far, only used the helmet twice so far though so I don't know how long it'll last and also if you have glasses make sure they are quite warm before putting them on and don't open the visor outside.
I did use a breath deflector in my old helmet but ended up useless because it just steams up my glasses and deflects all the wind into my eyes  |
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Remove your visor. Hey presto! No mist. ____________________ Northern Irish? www.nibikers.com |
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I would definitely have a Fog City insert on my visor. They work really well I have the hyper optic one and I definitely recommend it. I bought a breath deflector once too but I didn't like it. It made it difficult to breath and the metal clip thing at the nose bit scrapped my face to blazes when I was taking my lid off.  ____________________ Past >>>> Honda NSR 125 >>>> Suzuki GSXR 600 K1 >>>> Suzuki GSXR 600 K4 >>>>Kawasaki Z1000 DAF >>>>Suzuki RMZ 250 >>>> Current >>>> KTM Superduke R 1290 >>>> |
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Just ordered a fog city insert, £15 including postage Never seen a bad review of them ____________________ I love the girls that do, I hate the girls that dont, I hate the girls who say they will and then they say they wont, but the girl I like most of all and I think youll say Im right, is the girl who says she never has but looks as though she might. - Max Bygraves |
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i hold my breath until i reach my desired destination  |
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The other day I heard a rattleing on my bike, pulled over to have a look what it was and I saw the chain was loose. (One of those jobs I was meaning to do) So I moved it just to check how loose it was. Anyways got back on and on my way home the visor start to steam up so I wiped it. "Whats the black smear on my visor."
I try wiping it some more, then realising I was spreading the oil off my glove onto the visor I want a fog insert now  |
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Foggy breath deflector does the job and adds a bit of warmth in the cold. I reckon they look cool as well.
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I use a breath deflector (foggy mask) mainly to stop my filtrum from crusting up in the cold
BUT they do stop the visor foging up to a certain extent... erm, When it does fog up, I just crack it open 1 notch and thats enough to clear it instantly...
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the only thing that works effectively all the time is double glazing
I have had endless lids and visors which varied from utter crap to ok(ish) when it was cold and damp outside
it's near impossible to apply any kind of gel or stuff without it smearing somewhere
I have not tried a Fog City but my latest Shoei came with a pinlock visor which does pretty much the same thing and I have never ever had an issue with it, it mists up solid round the edges and the bit covered by the insert is as clear as glass - always
on a lighter note, I ran at Elvington early this year with a Roof Diversion and Black visor, early in the morning I just launched and tucked in when the visor fogged completely - of course I was in teh bubble so no moving air to clear it - I opened the visor a crack which lost me some speed but let some air in
I crossed the line at 172 mph with tears in me eyes
next meeting I tried one of those dopey Foggy masks which was fine until I started moving and the helmet pressed against my face, forming a perfect AIRTIGHT seal around my nose and mouth - I had to hold my breath for the whole 30 odd second run - I was seeing stars as crossed the line - at over 190mph  ____________________ 187.3bhp = 201mph |
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I was told to rub a potato skin on the inside of the visor... Never tried it, but the chap swears by it. ____________________ Gotta get my knee down... |
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Rub some washing up liquid into your visor! Just a few drops...rub it in with a tea towel or somethin, until its clear. If it doesent clear, use a dry tea towel or somethin else, and rub it til its clear. It lasts a couple of weeks and is free. Leaves a nice smell in your lid too  ____________________ When You're Starting To Choke, Take Some Pills With Your Coke, Its Hyserical |
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