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By ChopStiR - Posted on 03 March 2013

Lately I've been doing alot more night riding. While copping a bug in the mouth sucks. I bug blinding you at high speed is worse. I think i need to invest in some glasses that are ideally suitable for day and night. I also find I loose depth perception wih glasses. Im not sure if this common for others or because of my eyes or because I have only ever used service station cheapies in the past.

Whats you recommendations?

These got my attention.
www.probikekit.com/au/endura-pacu-sports-sunglas...

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Muninjitsu's picture
Tim the easiest
Submitted by Muninjitsu on Mon, 04/03/2013 - 05:59.

Tim the easiest solution.....dont ride at night.....Sorry couldnt resist.

I use the Fluid ones, transitional lenses, they have been good and well priced.

The Brown Hornet's picture
I use the $13 clear work
Submitted by The Brown Hornet on Mon, 04/03/2013 - 07:17.

I use the $13 clear work glasses from bunnings. Sweet for mtbing and commuting all year round when it's dark.

Chuck's picture
I too use the clear safety
Submitted by Chuck on Mon, 04/03/2013 - 12:12.

I too use the clear safety glasses from Bunnings for night riding. The tinted glasses are also great.

happyhallsy8's picture
If you need some cheapies pop
Submitted by happyhallsy8 on Fri, 22/03/2013 - 23:05.

If you need some cheapies pop in and see me at work mate pro choice have a huge range of clear and amber tint etc plus I can give you mates rates.

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