Eye Protection

[chrisan]

Originally Posted by inspiron

Well, since I have to wear glasses either way, it doesn't really make much difference if I have a clear visor with sunglasses behind it, or a tinted visor with clear glasses behind it. Since I have several visors (tinted and clear) for my helmet, I have all options open.

Maybe you have thin frame glasses and besides your bike is more of a muscle bike with relaxed ergonomics, not being hunched over a crotch rocket and having your site partially blocket by frames while tryin to squeeze a look under your brows. /when nesessary/

[chrisan]

Originally Posted by tlwisner

I think it's a lot easier to carry a spare set of glasses to change than it is to drag along an extra visor and change that out when the light conditions change - but I don't do the sport bike thing anymore so I'm not up on the fashion does and don'ts.

If I ride your bike I'll be doing the same. It's all about function not fashion. that's why I don't get why whould someone wear them while on a sports bike

[MagnumForce]

Originally Posted by chrisan

If I ride your bike I'll be doing the same. It's all about function not fashion. that's why I don't get why whould someone wear them while on a sports bike

What about my Honda? Is it bad form to wear them when I ride my Honda?

[jpwM50]

This site also carries prescription glasses too;
http://www.sportrx.com/

[tlwisner]

Originally Posted by chrisan

Maybe you have thin frame glasses and besides your bike is more of a muscle bike with relaxed ergonomics, not being hunched over a crotch rocket and having your site partially blocket by frames while tryin to squeeze a look under your brows. /when nesessary/

Originally Posted by chrisan

If I ride your bike I'll be doing the same. It's all about function not fashion. that's why I don't get why whould someone wear them while on a sports bike

Your explanation is very good, now I understand your comment. Thanks!