| Was this an early April fool?
"A rider who is not suffering glare discomfort is more inclined to look longer and more carefully for potential hazards than one that is dazzled. This is perhaps difficult to express in scientific terms. In layman's terms however, it is the difference between taking a quick squint into bright sunlight and thereafter taking a chance on perceived hazards, compared to taking a longer and more careful look with the benefit of a dark visor."
Sorry peeps but wtf.
Agree with AndyB - nice idea gone bad. | 
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