Photo sensitive visors...
Discussion
Even the best variable tint glasses / sunglasses react to temperature and get darker when they are cold.
I would hate to think a motorcycle visor might do the same thing so have always avoided them.
Sunglasses / tinted visor or dark pinlock when it's sunny; clear spare for when it's not.
I would hate to think a motorcycle visor might do the same thing so have always avoided them.
Sunglasses / tinted visor or dark pinlock when it's sunny; clear spare for when it's not.
slim_boy_fat said:
I use a medium tint which can be easily used at night without issues, ok its not the darkest in bright light but it does the job, a reasonable comprimise.
Tried that but found the compromise to be the 'worst of both worlds' I need dark in bright light and clear in the dark, anything less is not good enough, find it no big deal to carry a spare clear/dark as required. Can't imagine the photosensitive visor is up to the job though, as it probably takes too long to lighten, especially after being 'dazzled' by bright light - I remain to be convinced.
Some kind of 'switchable' transition from dark to clear would be good if it were technically viable.....

black-k1 said:
catso said:
Some kind of 'switchable' transition from dark to clear would be good if it were technically viable.....

….. like the internal sun shades in Schuberth and other helmets perhaps?
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