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Thread: Shoei XR1000 fogging

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    The X spirit Shoei (next one up from XR1000) comes std with chin skirt etc. I find the vents are enough to clear visor on those early morning rides. A great hat and so well developed over earlier models. gaz.

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    I have a Shoei Raid II. I am planning on getting a pinlock clear visor, and a pinlock dark-tinted visor. Then I was hoping it was possible to buy one clear pinlock insert to swap between the two visors. Is this doable, or is the pinlock system more of a put the insert in, and then you shouldn't really remove it again?

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    Quote Originally Posted by L.L. Cool M View Post
    I have a Shoei Raid II. I am planning on getting a pinlock clear visor, and a pinlock dark-tinted visor. Then I was hoping it was possible to buy one clear pinlock insert to swap between the two visors. Is this doable, or is the pinlock system more of a put the insert in, and then you shouldn't really remove it again?
    Good choice mate. I haven't tried removing my pinlock insert. It's a silicone bead that seals it so I guess it would be alright.
    That being said, I'd personally go for an insert for each visor. You could damage the bead if you move it around too much.
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    I read something about giving some dirty old shampoo a go, and bugger me it hasn't fogged since, and that was at the start of October. I can sit at the lights in the rain breathing normally and zero fog. It's starting to wear off now but a quick reapply won't take long.

    I just smeared it all over, got really messy and left a cloudy film. I waited for that to dry a bit then polished it off with a soft cloth. Works a treat.

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