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[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by fnfalman

I would like an anti-fog shield for my Arais too, but I can put up with the pain-in-the-ass visor system. Arai explained that the covers keep the visor from popping during the get-off when your face is ground into the pavement.

Ummm... I was a huge Arai fan back in the day and I've owned 2 Signets, a Signet Gt and a RX7rrIII (great lids!) but if Arai can explain how the 5 mil plastic visor can keep the pavement away from my face when it's already ground thru the aluminum reinforced chinbar,well I'd like to hear that one! Btw I've crashed 2 out of 4 Arais and I seem to remember the shield flying off. In fact, I've had a shield fly off when I was riding a couple of times and I've seen this happen a few times to other people. It was probably at least partially operator error but some of that stems from the crappy "quick-change" system (especially when using a dark shield because you can't see the mounting points!). Sometimes,I wish they'd all go back to making us use a quarter to change our shields...

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by itgirl

impressive mileage, cutty! my kawi has just over 4,000 on her, and it's 4 years old. that's a paltry 1,000 miles a season. but that's what happens when you have kids. remember that when your lady's biological clock starts winding down.

eh, she already knows shes gonna be stuck with the kids while i'm out riding

[Gas Man]

Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho

I suffer from night blindness... docs always ask me if I drive at night... finally I learned to just tell them no so they don't flip out...

Rode my bike to work today... Rode home about 40 minutes ago.

Wear a set of yellow lens glasses under your helmet. It will help.

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by Gas Man

Wear a set of yellow lens glasses under your helmet. It will help.

Yah,or get a "high visibility" shield. Almost every helmet maker sells one. Ambervision FTW!