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simongt

Guru
Location
Norwich
One thing that always amuses me is the number of 'roadie' cyclists, i.e., the 'right' bike and wearing the 'right' gear, who always wear dark cycling glasses regardless of the weather. Come rain, hail or shine, it had to be the dark glasses. Is it simply about image, or are there a lot of riders out there that don't realise that yes, it's easy to buy clear lens cycling glasses for those overcast dull days - ?
I have to admit though that all the various shades of glasses I use are actually safety glasses available from any decent local workwear establishment or from t'net at about £5 - £7 a go. Just as effective and stylish as the best £100 Oakleys and less painful of you lose or break them - !:rofl:
 
Haven't noticed it too much up here, but then it hasn't been all that sunny of late and I most ride in the evenings lol.

I'll wear sunglasses then if the sun is out and its low in the sky, otherwise in the evenings I wear safety glasses too. Just the job at a few pounds.
 

screenman

Squire
It may be possible that the OP has never worn quality eye wear. I know I could tell the difference when I switched from cheap to the more costly glasses.
 

vickster

Squire
No idea to be honest is have to check.

But if it's that sunny I'd be wearing my Oakleys

Love my Oakleys as I've got 3 pairs lol
Ah so you're certainly one of the objects of the derision for the chap who started the thread ;)
 
Location
Loch side.
Only the latest styles for me, thank you.
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