Hey! - Old Guys!.

[barbagris]

If you are (like me) one of those who needs reading glasses - and maybe having a wee bit of trouble seeing the speedo/tacho etc.

Take a look at these.


Bought a pair from Amazon and put them into my Bertoni F113 riding glasses/goggles - Instant riding bifocals.
Will order up another set I think for the Winter Goggles. May go for the lenses designed for SCUBA Goggles next time.
Don't know if they'll work with a visor. But I'm sure there are other options.

[rainman]

Ur pix didn't show up for me

[barbagris]

Called Hydrotac stick on bifocal lenses.

[Mexican]

no pic

[EasTexOutlaw]

I’ve used them on quite a few different sun glasses and they do work good. The only problem is after time they get foggy and blurry so you have to replace them

[barbagris]

I'd rather get proper sunglasses made up. But for M/C goggles they're fine.

[Mighty Mouse]

Good info Tex

[barbagris]

If you ride with a Full face lid and use sunglasses - Then get some bifocal sunglasses - They're cheaper for a start. Ditto for use in the car!

As Tex says they are NOT "perfect" - But I ride with goggles and an MX type lid most of the time - These doodads are the only solution I've found. SO FAR!

I looked at bifocal safety glasses - but too much airflow around them - my eyes start to water.
What is stunning is that once you've tried this or similar you realise how little you've been seeing.

[EasTexOutlaw]

Yes and they’re cheap enuff that what use you do get out of them makes them worth the cost

[Sparky]

a coworker would buy them at the local drugstore and put them on his safety glasses.....as i would purchase safety glasses for the crews that worked for me....I started to purchase bi-focal safety glasses,,,,same price......took about 5 years.....then I was only buying bifocal safetys....My crew was getting older....LOL

[Tripps]

Bifocals while riding a motorcycle? Damn,you guys must be fucking old.

[1olbull]

Amigo,
Glances down to read the tach and speedo whilst accelerating to well over the ton do require a good bifocal for safety purposes.