Antifog stuff

[Kendog]

Cat crap is good, visor inserts are better.

[Okey Dokey]

A tiny drop of washing-up liquid, you know the type you use to wash dishes in the sink. Smear it around the inside of the visor and leave it. Cheapest anti-fog treatment I know.

Unless you've got a helmet & visor like mine which just doesn't fog up! Lucky me.

[Mully]

what about if you glasses are fogging up but your helmet visor is primo. solutions????

contact lenses...

LASIK.

I got an insert from Motomail for about $20 which does the job on my clear visor. I don't tend to use the tinted one in situations where it can fog, so I haven't felt the need to buy another one.

[Sparrowhawk]

A tiny drop of washing-up liquid, you know the type you use to wash dishes in the sink. Smear it around the inside of the visor and leave it. Cheapest anti-fog treatment I know.

That works for me too. A bit of dishwashing liquid on a soft cloth, then like polishing a car. Put it on, leave it for 5 minutes, buff it off. Lasts about a week between applications, and works wonders.

makes the inside of your helmet smell like lemon too.

[pritch]

Pinlock works better than anything I have ever used, and I have tried almost everything available. Stops fogging completely. The inserts work, but the pinlock is the best, by far. IMO.

Pinlock is Ok (I have two), but a treated visor such as Shark and others (HJC?) use is better yet.

[lostinflyz]

Pinlock is Ok (I have two), but a treated visor such as Shark and others (HJC?) use is better yet.

never tried a pinlock but my shark kit has NEVER fogged. even leaving helemt on visor closed pouring rain for about 40 min. Great piece of kit i reckon

[quallman1234]

yeah get the inserts rather than any applicators or treatments. Interested in the comment above though about a piece of tape. can you elaborate on this further please.

Use a piece of tape (Same colour as your helmet) where your visor closes so it stays open a tiny bit hence lets fresh air in and less likely to fog, of course doesn't work in extreme situations.

I don't like having my visor down unless above 70kmh for some reason?

[jamiey]

My trick is shaving foam. Rub it on the visor, let it dry then buff off. Simple as and works a treat. Makes the inside of your lid smell nice too

[bonkey]

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[Tunahunter]

what about if you glasses are fogging up but your helmet visor is primo. solutions????

Get the flip mask variety - they work really well 'cos you can keep your glasses on while putting the helmet on - that way there is no dramatic temerature change on the lens which usually (for me anyway) caused my glasses to fog up. I have had no trouble this winter since I got my N103

[SMOKEU]

I use this green stuff that comes in a bottle. Spray it on the inside of your visor and then rub it off. It works pretty damn good, and a bottle will last you years.

[sil3nt]

I use this green stuff that comes in a bottle. Spray it on the inside of your visor and then rub it off. It works pretty damn good, and a bottle will last you years.

Scott Anti-Fog Cleaner (saw you used this in another post). It works fine. For one day. Then you have to keep applying it every damn day!

[Smiff-ta]

I tiried Cat Crap, worked out.

Got a clear sitcker insert thing for about $50 for my AGV which is the business.

Haven't had any problems in the Hamilton fog since.