fogging

Glyn · 13-Mar-2004, 14:12

having a bit of a fogging up prob at the moment
have tried holding my breath this works fine but after about 2 mins i start to get dissy

lots of things out there on the market claim to stop your visor fogging up whats the best.

Simonwalsh · 13-Mar-2004, 14:17

Glyn

Don't use one at the moment as I'm a cissy and avoid the cold and wet but did have a fog city which was excellent. They also do a photocromic one which darkens in sunlight. I had one of those and it was excellent - no misting and great when the roads were damp and the sun was low

Simon

Eamonn · 13-Mar-2004, 14:24

Swarfega (sp?) the best, polish a small dab onto the inside of the visor - make sure you don't leave smear marks which mess up your vision!

Second best - Fairy Liquid, just choose the best smelling one for you and polish a small drop onto the visor.

Works for about 2 hours of continuous use before reapplying.

The old ones are always the best/cheapest/most stupid/unfashionable (delete as appropriate

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Rob B · 13-Mar-2004, 15:10

Fog City inserts get my vote, Work all day, every day but they don't last forever and they can be a bit tough at night. Still laods better than not being able to see though.

Rgds, Rob

belthead · 13-Mar-2004, 15:26

Fog City insert is the biz.

rcgbob44 · 13-Mar-2004, 17:35

Stop breathing

Totto · 13-Mar-2004, 18:20

Fog city !

paulmort · 13-Mar-2004, 19:49

Ive found wearing glasses that the glasses fog up.........had about three fog city's before I realised the prob..

howewever Id endorse from the quote here
They also do a photocromic one which darkens in sunlight. I had one of those and it was excellent -

anywun know how to stop glasses foggin up?????????????????
rgds
a slightly sober mort

dave w · 13-Mar-2004, 20:02

Have you thought about maybe using contacts for riding ? I'm not a bins wearer, but I think if I was I'd prefer contacts inside my lid ... just a thought

paulmort · 13-Mar-2004, 20:07

No way is anywun goin to put pieces of plastic in my eyes, its a phopia I have
On my "express wishes form" heart, liver, kidneys et al can go, but no one is goin to touch me eyes
srri m8
so back to the galsses foggin question.
I know when Im scuba diving that I spit on the inside of me mask and that works well, but it dont werk on me glasses

rgds
a fogged up mort

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13-Mar-2004, 14:12	#1
Glyn Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,505 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: lost in space Mood: st2......we can rebuild fogging having a bit of a fogging up prob at the moment have tried holding my breath this works fine but after about 2 mins i start to get dissy lots of things out there on the market claim to stop your visor fogging up whats the best. Reply

13-Mar-2004, 15:10	#4
Rob B Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,263 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Wimbourne, Dorset Mood: I'm so happyyyyyyyyyyyy Fog City inserts get my vote, Work all day, every day but they don't last forever and they can be a bit tough at night. Still laods better than not being able to see though. Rgds, Rob Reply

13-Mar-2004, 15:26	#5
belthead Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 120 Join Date: Oct 2002 Mood: Back on the bike Fog City insert is the biz. Reply

13-Mar-2004, 17:35	#6
rcgbob44 Registered Forum User BSB Star Bikes: 998s, Jota, KTM 690 Duke Posts: 5,990 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Coulsdon, Surrey...........and hopefully Germany at some point in the future. Mood: My Jota goes rumpety rump! & I have my wife exactly where she wants me! Stop breathing Reply

13-Mar-2004, 18:20	#7
Totto Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,262 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Northern Ireland Mood: Not so broke any more !!!!!!!! Fog city ! Reply

13-Mar-2004, 20:02	#9
dave w Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,584 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Poole Mood: My K5 Rocks !!!! Have you thought about maybe using contacts for riding ? I'm not a bins wearer, but I think if I was I'd prefer contacts inside my lid ... just a thought Reply