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    Red face Visor fogging

    Hello

    I have been riding a little while but am still unsure about how to keep my visor from fogging up, especially in the wet rain. I came into welly not long ago when it was torrential and it felt pretty damn dangerous lol. Any help appreciated.

    oh and hello everyone! im a student at Vic got a red scorpio to start on =)
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    Hello there, and welcome to KB...!

    There are several treatments for visors, which will reduce fogging. Available at any bike shop.

    The best I've tried is a compound called Cat Crap (no, I'm not kidding). Smear a small amount inside the visor, and polish it in. It may require a couple or more applications to be fully effective.

    Also, if you can, try riding with your visor open just a whisker.
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    Yep Cat Crap's great.

    Buy it at motorbike shops.

    I have heard that toothpaste thinly spread also works, plus it adds a hint of minty freshness.

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    Hiya and Welcome to KB!

    Cat crap is very good - I used to use white vinegar and a little cold water, on both the outside and inside and I never had any fog! (on my glasses however .....)..

    But again riding with ya visor open one click also works while you are stationary!

    Good luck and happy riding!!
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    Fog City insert inside visor. Works better on brand new visor.

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    I have an antifog visor but still a sod when ya glasses fog instead! Cat crap gets my vote too, it's great.
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    Hey, welcome to KB

    Yes, Cat Crap is the Cats Pajamas.

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    Hey Mia, welcome to KB! See you around some time?!

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    Sweet, I was just about to put up a post about the same issue... but now no need...

    I never thought Cat Crap would solve my problem.... !

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    Quote Originally Posted by mia_wallace View Post
    Hello

    I have been riding a little while but am still unsure about how to keep my visor from fogging up, especially in the wet rain. I came into welly not long ago when it was torrential and it felt pretty damn dangerous lol. Any help appreciated.

    oh and hello everyone! im a student at Vic got a red scorpio to start on =)
    Is there any other kind?

    There' also a product by MCR Safety. Pre moistened towelettes, anti fog, anti static. Designed for safety and ordinary glasses, so safe for visors.
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    awesome looks like ill be getting me some of that, my poor bike is in the garage this week so I cant wait to get it back!

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    A tiny drop of dish washing liquid smeared on the inside of your visor and then buffed till clear is an economical option, too.

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    Hi Mia. Some helmets fog a lot worse than others. My cheapo FFM fogs terribly compared to our other HJC helmets.

    I just click the visor open when under 80k, and keep it clean and waxed. Sounds like cat crap is teh shit though.

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    even with my shoei xr-1000 it fogged heaps in the dense rain yesterday in auckland, was pretty much riding blind , i must get me some cat's crap this weekend!

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