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  1. 10-09-2008 05:38 PM #1
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    Suzuka Fog Buster - anyone have one?

    Looking high and low for the Foggy/Respro breath guard, I cant find one locally. I did find a place that sells the Suzuka Fog Buster, but can't find 1 link to the manufacturers website or the darn thing online.

    Anyone got one?

    I'm foggy like a bastid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SomeStrangeGuy View Post
    I'm foggy like a bastid.
    Get a Nolan - best non-fogging helmet I've ever worn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BizJetGuy View Post
    Get a Nolan - best non-fogging helmet I've ever worn.
    agree! the included pinlock visor is the trick there . I have an N102 and while I like it, I am annoyed with their twin visor system when I ride in anything but daylight. It was cool at first...now it just angers me at speed and doing head checks. It is a good cold weather helmet though, you just CANNOT fog that thing up. Maybe I'll just stop checking when I change lanes

    But, since you can fog up my X11 and RX7rr4 just thinking about breathing in <53 degree weather...I need to score somethin. Im actually contemplating getting a pinlock visor for the Shoei maybe...hard to say. I have a Foggy breath guard somewhere, but no clue where since I moved (over a year ago .).

    Just sucks in order to get a pinlock visor + pinlock anti-fog pieces == 55$ or so
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  5. 10-09-2008 09:30 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by ND4SPD View Post
    Hold your breath.
    Now this is conflicting with the PM you sent me...
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    Have you tried something like this?

    Rain-X: Anti-Fog Wipes with Glass Cleaner?For unexpected fogging on the go
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    Quote Originally Posted by ND4SPD View Post


    Have you tried something like this?

    Rain-X: Anti-Fog Wipes with Glass Cleaner?For unexpected fogging on the go
    Yes, I have. Now I am here looking for advice on a replacement breath guard for my helmet..coincidence?
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    Actually the rain x thing was ok, but I felt like on my helmet the stuff:

    - left some funkiness with the film that got awfully 'dazzly' when headlights came through the shield at night.
    - seemed to attract dirt, or cause general plastic weirdness.


    Beware! the dreaded plastic weirdness...
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    The Vemar helmet visors are anti fog as well.
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    Scorpion beats 'em all hands down for fog free.

    Just order a new Respro and be done with it.
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