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Darkness Falls

Riding in the dark

Posted November 4 2009 10:08 AM by Zamora 
Filed under: Sport Bike Gear

 Well it's that time of year again. No longer can you leave for work without taking along an extra shield.


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 Riding at night in a tinted visor is dangerous. Be sure and pack an extra clear shield for those late night rides home.

And don't be tempted to wear sunglasses. Not only do you look ridiculous, they could shatter in a crash.
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Reader Comments:
1. Wow,that is crazy. I just had an accident here in germany about a 2 weeks ago on a hot thursday night. I had just gotten my german license here, and I was ready and rolling to put my 2008 GSX-R1000 to the streets. Anyway I was coming around a corner from my house, and I took a corner here a little too fast, and I went off into some dirt on the side of the road into a construction site. The bike flipped, and I flipped with it. As I layed down next to it after coming to a stop with my head and helmet in the road and the rest of my body in the dirt on the right side, I was stunned at what just happened. Apparently there was a little bit of dirt and rocks in the road that I could not see. I ended up at the hospital with road rash on left forearm, and right butt cheek through the nautica jeans I was wearing, and a 2 and a half inch deep hole in my left leg. They gave 14 stitches, seven on the inside of my leg and seven on the outside of my leg. That was a bad night for me, talk about bad luck.

weready2006    - Posted November 5 2009 02:35 PM

 
2. Or you can go to wikihelmets.com and get their photochromic lens for about 70 bucks and save yourself the trouble. I've had mine for about a month and I will never buy any other lens.

Stunnin750    - Posted November 5 2009 04:34 PM

 

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