Misting up

[Ddraig]

Afternoon all. After a bit of advice. I have a duchinni lid, and on odd day where we dont have oodles of the sunny stuff, I know our weather is most excellent and its not often it rains, lol. Problem I get, as I also wear glasses, is the visor misting up, and I have to fully open or just keep it open a crack so I can see, but then I tend to get my glasses doing the same when they get wet too.
Does anyone else get this problem and is there an easy solution (apart from not going out in the rain.

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[Ninja Warrior]

A visor insert should sort the issue. Fog city ones are relatively cheap!

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[dhustonedave]

unfortunately the easiest solution is to buy a decent lid that has pinlock fitted , and keep your duccinni for spare or garuanteed sunny days

[higgy2005]

Funny enough I used to have a ducchini (d701 I think).
I agree with ninja warrior - the inserts are perfect. In the mean time a short term fix which I picked up off here is to put a bit of washing up liquid on the inside of visor using a dry cloth on to dry visor. Does the job for a few days

[beads]

And like dhd says, could go out and get a new helm... noticed in blunder road yesterday that they have quite a good sale on helmets... mostly shark.



But I'm sure Ive seen somewhere that those duccinn helmets have a better protection rate than shoei etc :)

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There can try tests on helms for future reference ;0

[Supermoto_npt]

You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login      Used Salclears Dmist on my goggles for years....works a peach! 

[rustyz nutzz]

Uncle Albert here bag in the late 80's early 90's we used to get a tiny smear of washing up liquid and work in round in cirlcles on the inside of the visor and that used to stop it.
Add a sc arf over your mouth acts like a crude breathe guard

[Pope]

But I'm sure Ive seen somewhere that those duccini helmets have a better protection rate than shoei etc :)

it must prove that the ratings ain't worth shit then! 

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There can try tests on helms for future reference ;0

I've just compared some helmets on that site.  Quick point I want to make.
a good fit is just as important as the sharp rating thing.

Although I fail to believe that a £90 Duchini helmet is as safe as an Arai RX7GP that has been developed by racing technology from the last 30 years.

I always look at helmets racers wear.  And not sponsored racers who are paid, but racers who trust their life to the safety of their helmets.
Road racers at the TT for example

And you'll notice how popular Arai are

[higgy2005]

The sharp ratings get shot down all over the place on their methods of testing, I didn't pay any attention to the ratings when i got my Arai chaser. My ducchini was alright for the £50 i gave for it but nothing compared to the arai on so many levels, primarily comfort and fit.

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Uncle Albert here bag in the late 80's early 90's we used to get a tiny smear of washing up liquid and work in round in cirlcles on the inside of the visor and that used to stop it.
Add a sc arf over your mouth acts like a crude breathe guard

 

[Ddraig]

Thanks for all the input guys, will put it to good use. Looked at the site u gave ninja, nice ines on there, the darkening one, very useful. Washing up liquid, may give that a bash in the short term. And a new lid for the future a definate. :-)

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