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• #353
zero rh+superglue
http://www.lfgss.com/thread2381-7.htmlright?
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• #355
Any tips on scoring such a deal? I've been looking for a while and nowhere seems to do Jawbones cheaply.
Get a job/family member in a job at an outdoors shop that sells them, then wait for the big offers to come around!
Mine are custom matte black with pearlescent hinge.
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• #357
5 or 6 pairs of prescription oakleys - brilliant.
+1
I thought my Racing Jackets were expensive at £265 when I bough them 7 years ago. Having worn them pretty much every day since then, I think 10p/day (and falling, they're still almost as good as new) is incredible value for money. -
• #358
I've paid maybe £100 for a dozen or so sunglasses in the last dozen or so years. £265?! Fuck that. Do you know how much coffee that would buy? ;)
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• #359
£265?! Fuck that.
Rx, innit? You can't buy coffee for less than 10p/day anyway.
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• #360
if you put a bit of washing up liquid onto the inside of the lens that does pretty much the same job as anti fog.. been doing it for years on my motorbike helmet visor. sure it'll work the same.
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• #361
o rly?!
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• #362
It works, but it's not great in the dark with oncoming traffic.
Trust me, the goggles stuff is excellent, and costs bugger all for enough to last an age.
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• #363
Word of warning on the goggles stuff, make sure you follow the instructions properly and rinse if it says rinse. A Tri club mate was left unable to see for a week or two as she used goggle stuff and didn't rinse, ended up in her eyes and it's not nice.
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• #365
Just found a great review of Rudy Project Rydon Sunglasses on Wiggle...
"I heard good things about Rudy Projects, so I ordered a pair. Sadly, although they perform extremely well, they did not turn me into a rocket propelled, unstoppable freight train cyclist.
Having had a March 5 spill that resulted in a written off bike and the sub-orbital launch of yours truly into the stratosphere, and landed, broken and beaten but still looking as badass as possible with these sunnies on my face, I can say that they must be the inspiration for my lazy cousin Benny - once they have found a comfortable place to sit, they are not getting up (or off!) for any reason. I was the coolest looking guy to ever make it to the emergency tent.
The photochromic functions worked well - When brought into the help vehicle it cleared up quickly enough for me to notice that the help staff were male instead of the expected female, which would have normally resulted in a totally awkward situation as the staff needed to touch me to treat my wounds.
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• #366
I'd like some glasses that perform well on the bike but don't look like high-tech-future-agro-robot glasses. I appreciate they probably need to wrap round to some degree to prevent a vortex behind the lenses but anyone have any suggestions for a more classic style? Coppi had it down but I can't see these actually performing that well.
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• #367
These are my favourite. They're actually safety glasses my bro got from his mine site. The brand on the side says "Texas".
They sit really close to the face and don't have a frame so when you aero you don't have the big frame across the top blocking your vision or anything around the edges blocking peripheral vision.I'm going to see if he can get me some clear ones.
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• #368
Is it possible to merge with https://www.lfgss.com/thread57456.html ?
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• #369
That's for fashion sunnies. This is for cycling ones.
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• #373
few days ago got Polarized Oakley Hijinx and they're brilliant.
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• #374
I think the ones I have are these.. TASCO (Texas American Safety Company) Boas Wraparounds..
http://www.tasco-safety.com/sglasses/safety-glasses-boas.html#ahttp://www.coleparmer.co.uk/catalog/product_view.asp?sku=8633400&pfx=
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• #375
I dug out these Muddy Fox bad boys when I was back at my folks last weekend. Not quite what I had in mind though...
Been using it on my plastic lens goggles for couple of years - no damage at all. Can't imagine would be any different on other glasses. It's like water to use - if it is abrasive, it would take eons to wear away anything - you don't have to rub it on or anything, just put a dab on a spread it around, wash off.