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Reddit mentions of Yellow Motorcycle Riding Goggles: Night Vision Nighttime Riding Goggles"No Foam" Design w/Hard Case, Microfiber Cleaning Cloth & Pouch Included (Yellow Lens)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Yellow Motorcycle Riding Goggles: Night Vision Nighttime Riding Goggles"No Foam" Design w/Hard Case, Microfiber Cleaning Cloth & Pouch Included (Yellow Lens). Here are the top ones.
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- ★ MADE TO LAST ★ - Our goggles conform to the shape of your face and are not made with foam edging, so they won't fall apart after just a few uses like other motorcycle goggles. We use heavy-duty polyurethane frames and scratch-resistant lenses to make our goggles strong enough to be carried in your pocket or saddlebags without suffering the normal wear and tear. Don't worry about sitting on them, crushing them in your saddlebags, or any foam ripping off after just a few rides.
- ★ RELIABLE PROTECTION FOR YOUR EYES ★ - These outdoor riding glasses feature a curved edge that flexes to fit your facial contours in order to keep out wind, dirt, rain and bugs. We aim to keep your eyes safe and focused on the road in front of you so you can enjoy the ride and take in all the enjoyment that cruising the open road offers.
- ★ LOOK YOUR BEST WHILE YOU RIDE and PITSTOP ★ - These sleek motorcycle goggles just cover the eyes, keeping the rest of your face exposed for a stylish look. Slotted vents allow minimal airflow to prevent your eyes from sweating and the lenses from fogging and the adjustable strap keeps that red ring from forming on your face, so you'll look great at each stop when you take the motorcycle goggles off.
- ★ A PERFECT FIT; GUARANTEED ★ - Fully adjustable straps on these yellow lens goggles can fit everyone from children to the biggest biker men with equal ease or fit the strap around a 3/4 or FULL face helmet if you wear one. You can even insert prescription lenses (insert required - not full glasses) inside them comfortably. And the yellow lens is tinted for yours eyes to cut down on night time glare or headlights and signs - or also just to cut down on the full sun glare during the daytime.
- ★ COMES WITH EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR MAINTENANCE & CARE ★ - This Motorcycle Riding Goggles Kit includes a microfiber cloth for care-free cleaning, a microfiber pouch for easy storage and a protective hard side carrying case for damage-free storage.
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| Color | Yellow Lens |
| Size | Yellow |
The hills look a lot more brutal than they are. I see elderly folks crushing it up the steepest hills, no problem. Just warm up to it like everything else and use your gears. If you get tired just take the bus, each bus has an easy to use bike rack on the front.
Winter isn't too bad. I rode through the whole year, and it was fine, I see a lot of people biking all winter. Just wear your 'PPE', helmet, gloves, maybe some goggles. There's no shame in taking the bus sometimes, all the busses have a bike rack on the front. A hybrid or mountain bike is probably ideal, but I have seen some road bikes in use. Keep an extra tube, pump, and tire levers. There is also a nice bike pump in front of Bus Stop Bagels that is nice to use when you just need to top up some pressure.
You may not need to bring a bike, apparently there is a bike share program, Big Red Bikes, but I haven't looked into it, seems interesting.
Hope you have fun beefing up those quads :P
- get a lightweight bike, travel light, wear protective gear, carry water, stay warm, take the bus with bike if needed.
- edit: has anyone tried using lime bike? is it easier to get up the hills on them?