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[ST] Re: st-digest V2004 #684
- Subject: [ST] Re: st-digest V2004 #684
- From: "Nancy Henderson" <marmots05@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 19:07:58 -0800
> Well, my ride in to work this morning was a bit chilly ( 24deg. F or
> minus
> 5 deg celcius) and my biggest problem was not keeping warm, but fogging of
> my helmet shield. Anybody know of an anti-fog substance that really works
> at these temperatures?
I've tried lots of different kinds of anti-fog products, including Never
Fog, Fog Clear, Zooke etc., and they all do the same thing. Maybe I'm a
heavy breather or something, but they work fine at first, then a layer of
clear condensation forms on the inside until I can't see anything. I always
have to ride with my faceshield cracked open a little. I have used a Fog
City shield, and it works, but I prefer not to have the extra layer to look
through. I recently bought some of this stuff, and tried it on a cold,
foggy Oregon morning.
http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/fogtech/
It was a little tricky to apply correctly, but once I got it on there I
could leave my faceshield closed at a stoplight, ogle the spandex-clad
bicycle guys along the road, and still no fog!
Nancy in Portland
02' Triumph Sprint ST 35K
95' Yamaha YZF600 96K
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