Does anyone know of a good anti fog product for Arai Helmets?
I have tried RainX anti fog but it doesnt work, I got a visor insert but it
did not fit because it was too large for the visor.
What are the fog masks that go over your nose and face like?
I have an Arai NR5 2002 model, it has "eyebrow" vents in the top of the
visor just to make it simpler.

Cheers
JB

Just crack the visor open a touch if it starts to fog. I've got an NRIII
that is due for replacement but don't get too many troubles at all,
especially now since the weather is hotting up. Either that ... or washing
liquid on the visor etc I think, well, that's what I use to clean my visors
so maybe that helps. Try getting one of the nose pieces if you like,
shouldn't be too expensive I don't think.

You happy with the NR5? I think I'll be getting one in the next few weeks.

Cam
'00 ZX6R


spook wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good anti fog product for Arai Helmets?
> I have tried RainX anti fog but it doesnt work, I got a visor insert
> but it did not fit because it was too large for the visor.
> What are the fog masks that go over your nose and face like?
> I have an Arai NR5 2002 model, it has "eyebrow" vents in the top of
> the visor just to make it simpler.
>
> Cheers
> JB

On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 12:47:49 +1000, spook wrote:

> Does anyone know of a good anti fog product for Arai Helmets? I have
> tried RainX anti fog but it doesnt work, I got a visor insert but it did
> not fit because it was too large for the visor. What are the fog masks
> that go over your nose and face like?

I use a Fog-off mask, made out of neoprene with a small breather that
pokes out the bottom of the helmet. It's a bit claustophobic, and a bit
gross once the humidity builds up, but **** does it work. Tried all the
stick-on stuff and had no joy.

Its getting better now that it is hotting up but sometimes in the past I
have had to totally open the visor because I cannot see.
This is usually when its foggy out and the fog condenses on the outside as
well as fogging up on the inside.
I really like the helmet but its my first helmet so I dont have anything to
compare it to.

"FuTAnT" <cameronm@[student].unsw.edu.au> wrote in message
news:3f725df2$0$28898$(E-Mail Removed) u...
> Just crack the visor open a touch if it starts to fog. I've got an NRIII
> that is due for replacement but don't get too many troubles at all,
> especially now since the weather is hotting up. Either that ... or washing
> liquid on the visor etc I think, well, that's what I use to clean my
visors
> so maybe that helps. Try getting one of the nose pieces if you like,
> shouldn't be too expensive I don't think.
>
> You happy with the NR5? I think I'll be getting one in the next few weeks.
>
> Cam
> '00 ZX6R
>
>
> spook wrote:
> > Does anyone know of a good anti fog product for Arai Helmets?
> > I have tried RainX anti fog but it doesnt work, I got a visor insert
> > but it did not fit because it was too large for the visor.
> > What are the fog masks that go over your nose and face like?
> > I have an Arai NR5 2002 model, it has "eyebrow" vents in the top of
> > the visor just to make it simpler.
> >
> > Cheers
> > JB
>
>

"Papa G" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:bku6m6$1d1$(E-Mail Removed):
<SNIP>
> I had the same problem with my AGV and those adhesive fog city
> inserts, so I got a thinner insert but it kept on peeling off. But if
> you look around you can find varying sizes down to quite small, of the
> pin mounted kind. Generally involves drilling two holes in the visor
> which if done wrong will cost you $40 for a new visor.
<SNIP>

Unless its an Arai lid.


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