Helmets and spectacles?
Discussion
I wear glasses, but I find them near bloody impossible to put on when I have my newly bought snug and tight helmet on. I feel a right clown when I put my helmet on then faff about for five minutes trying to get the bloody glasses fed down past my ears.
Anybody else have this problem?
I don't strictly need them for driving, so I may try leaving them off and see how it goes.
So, if you see a fat guy on a Sportster in Staffordshire, steer clear, as he can't see you.
Anybody else have this problem?
I don't strictly need them for driving, so I may try leaving them off and see how it goes.
So, if you see a fat guy on a Sportster in Staffordshire, steer clear, as he can't see you.

I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one. 
I just did some experiments, and straightened out the arms of a spare pair of glasses, so they now slide in straight behind my ears. The padding sure is tight there, but the guy in the shop says it has to be, as it will squish down after a bit of wear and fit properly.
I have quite a big head, but the XL 'Head Protection System' I bought feels better than the XXL I tried on, same model, same size shell just (supposedly) bigger interior. It is a Givi hrs 7000. I assume that is the model number, as it is written on the side?

I just did some experiments, and straightened out the arms of a spare pair of glasses, so they now slide in straight behind my ears. The padding sure is tight there, but the guy in the shop says it has to be, as it will squish down after a bit of wear and fit properly.
I have quite a big head, but the XL 'Head Protection System' I bought feels better than the XXL I tried on, same model, same size shell just (supposedly) bigger interior. It is a Givi hrs 7000. I assume that is the model number, as it is written on the side?
Rach81 said:
I had to wear my glasses one day, what a nightmare! They were kind of hanging over my nose and I had to peer over them like an old bag.
Have you tried contact lenses? I'm going to have my eyes lazered when I come back to Englandshire
I have oddball vision, need both near and far correction, so contacts won't cover it, or lasering Have you tried contact lenses? I'm going to have my eyes lazered when I come back to Englandshire

48 years old, and my eyes are getting tired and stiff, like the rest of me.

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, I'm booked in for a eye test next week and I'll be getting some contacts 


