Anti-glare treatment for speedo & tacho

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In the movies they use hair spray to stop glare on car finishes . Try on gage lenses. Nothing to loose will wash off with water
 
MichaelB said:
Interesting, I just had Lasik done and they made a BIG deal out of always wearing Polarized sun Glasses.
Wife recently read that one should not ski with Polraized lenses also. So confusing....
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Maybe for Lasik, I don't know. I just know you can't see the wet when riding is not so good.
 
I had Lasik done 20 years ago. Wasn't aware of the Polaroid instruction. Just googled it and it suggests only to reduce glare whilst recovering from surgery. Once healed I can't see why you're limited to Polaroid.
 
Torontonian said:
Yikes. At my age I voluntarily relax and talk with Police because they seem interested in the bike a lot. Not my driving behaviour..
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Even though I have some qualities of a ninja (revoked now) I am embarrassed to say it was probably a parked speed camera van plain (ish) to see.

The pic was from behind so who knows, it might have been hidden behind an over bridge.
Open road and motorway speed limits are either 100 or 110 kmh (68 mph) in Australia, only the Northern Territory has 130 kmh (80 mph) on Outback highways. (No speed limit until 2007)
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Google says there are plenty of anti glare sheets that the gauge face could be covered with.
 
Well, I have now ridden a few times in full Queensland sun (worst times are 11am(ish) and 1pm(ish). Must be the angle of the speedo/tacho.
Verdict? Great product!
No more distracting flashes from gauge glass.
Wish I had done it sooner!
 
Time Warp said:
The pic was from behind so who knows, it might have been hidden behind an over bridge.
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In the UK they can get you from a Km away or even more on a clear day, by the time you see them its too late. At least on a motorcycle they have to wait until you go past them or no number plate in the picture.
 
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