AndrewBurns wrote:Video of yesterday's descent into Bobbin head from the north side:
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Youtube did a horrible job on the compression :S I spent hours getting the compression on the original right so it kept a good deal of quality but I guess the file was just too big.
My glasses kept getting water all over and when mixed with fog meant visibiilty was terrible 
I use Rainex to good effect on my polycarb clears. That's the 'windscreen' one. The anti-fog I haven't used. Riding home in the dark in Wednesday's deluge, worked well.ab012 wrote:agree... mist/fog/underwater this morning
aim was to catch some bridges and waterside but all i could see was white mist ..
Just follow the instructions on the box closely; should work well. Have to re-do now and again. Basically it reduces the ability of droplets top adhere with surface tension. They just bounce or drop off.ab012 wrote:frailer5 - thanks for the recommendation - will give it a try!
Same for us on the Parra Retro ride (see adjacent thread). Yep, had to watch for wet path-runover, leaves etc. a bit. As you say, good wash-down on return.Hergest wrote:Drove out to Lane Cove at 6 this morning and did the run out to West Head and back with a mate. The thick clouds over the coastal fringe soon went away and the ride was drenched mostly in glorious sunshine the whole way. Some of the sharp corners after Church Point were pretty dodgy though as the roads were still wet. It's a stunner now and if you were put off by the early forecast then you missed a hell of a beautiful morning.
Bike's covered in crud though.
Yup! SOP here:mikesbytes wrote:Beautiful riding thru the fog this morning
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