Helmets And the Rain

[bugjuice]

DON'T DO IT!!!

There are products available, I think one is called RainX (but could be wrong). Your local bike shop should have something in stock.

RainX is the one for cars/glass
The bike shop should have some idea tho.. if none of these make sense!

[Silage]

I find saliva works a treat. Just leave the visor open a smidgen and lick the outside - tastes great with some bugs and tar.

I have used RainX on my latest helmet and it was bad in light rain with oncoming lights. Cleaning the screen wif Autosol (tube stuff - prob v fine abraisive) removes light scratches and polishes the surface. Never tried Pledge but sounds like worth a try.

[Slingshot]

RainX is the one for cars/glass
The bike shop should have some idea tho.. if none of these make sense!

Yeah...I remembered after I'd posted and edited it out.

Thanks

[bugjuice]

Yeah...I remembered after I'd posted and edited it out.

Thanks

lol.. Im just too damn qwik.. all the guys and gals complain, for one reason or another (I stopped listening..)

[Skunk]

lol.. Im just too damn qwik..

Mostly the girls

OK, I'm just rude.

I use Pledge cos I'm a cheap bugger.

[bugjuice]

Mostly the girls

who u bin talkin to?
they all said they wouldn't tell :sneaky2:

[What?]

Rain-X reacts with the anti-scratch layer on many visors, turning it milky and instantly unusable.

Clean your visor with lots of luke-warm water (hot will destroy the anti-scratch properties of the outer coating) and a clean, soft cloth, then use Plexus, Pledge or Silicone Spray on the outside of your visor, and polish it with another soft, clean cloth.