I might head south and get some new ink this weekend. Better call about that tonight.

I wish... but when I owe money on a CC I can't validate spending money on ink... but damn its been years since I had a tat. maybe when I come out I should get one...

Can't deal with sunglasses under my visor. I always get a reflection of the sunglasses on the backside of the visor. Ghey.

So for me, it's dark smoke visor all the time, even at night..........I'm too lazy to pack the clear visor unless I know it's going to be a long tour or something.

I rode for a whole season with out goggles.
Took a few bugs, a stick and mud to my eyes to finally buy a pair.

But On the street Full face....only a dumbass wouldnt wear a open/half:td:

Dumbass reporting in capt!

I rarely ever put my visor down in the summer, its just a whole lot cooler inside the helmet with the visor open. In fact I haven't had my visor on my helmet for a few weeks, but I keep a pair of clear and a pair of dark ballistic glasses in the bike and switch them around as I need to. I can't get past 20 without my eyes watering to the point that I cant see. in fact if you look at my sig picture my visor is open

Visor up is TOTALLY different then Open face....
Wasn't there a thread posted not to long ago showing the face of a helmet after a crash...
That the guy probably would have died?

Sunday i was out with dad riding and it was 97F my visor was up <35

Right, but we are discussing this in the context of eye protection.

My cousin does my work. He's about 2 hours south of Harrisburg. Way down in VA...but the guy is incredible. And the family discount is nice.

Full face helmet and sunglasses for me during the day and clear glasses under the full face at night.

I wear contacts and the wind is a bit much so if I open the shield I need the glasses...plus I don't want to take a chance of a bug hitting me in the eye. :idk:

When I ride cruisers...like a BigDog...Harley...Victory...etc...I don't wear a full face but I will wear my Wiley X glasses that have the foam around the lense to keep wind out.