Has anybody tried using these on a motorcycle?
1124823
No I havent tried them on a motorcycle but I would think they would do well. The goggles arent padded but they are comfortable for use with a cutting torch.
1124824
I've rode for 20 years, and I wouldn't recommend it. The strap is really cheap and if you try to tighten it too much it will probably break. You have to get the goggles really tight or else there are gaps around the outside where light gets in and creates glare.
287149
Not really sure i can help with this one. I have mine (2 pair) on my motorcycle. One pair in each bag. They hit really hard!!
648244
They are very small. They look OK on a sportster. But think they may be too small for your bike. Good luck.
1523624
Yes, these do fit entirely over the motorcycle controls. It is recommended to have handguards (or at leas aluminum "barkbusters") on in order to prevent the wind from activating your controls.
693980
I have never tried - but here is no reason they would not work on a 12 volt battery
557575
Don't see why they wouldn't work. Just make sure you have adequate mounting support.
1634637
I have only used them on a mountain bike. I doubt if they would fit the thin wheel of a road bike.
2057880
They work great and I have never had them slide around on my motor home. Hope this helps...
434518
I take them off, as my bike has rubber valve stems and they would bend. Besides, there is one more place to lerak if you leave them on. They work well, but I definitely woould remove them on a bike...
658648
I installed them on my riding mower so I could mow at night. They work great and don't drain the battery. I'm sure they would work well on a bike.
1374374
I just installed them on my Surly Disc Trucker and they work just fine. I'm new to disc brakes so I can't comment on feel, response, etc., but they definitely work for stopping and shifting.
386617
Yes...These are mounted and glued with foam inside from the factory. I highly recommend them for any 12mm hex, off-road application. Little tall though, you may need to gear down a couple of teeth on your pinion (motor gear) if you start to run hot. Hope this helps!
67486
My son's had them on his scooter for a few months now, and no problems. He uses the scooter a lot. My guess is he'll get a couple years out of his. They seem to be as durable as anything else I've seen.
1672342
I believe so... My husband owns a motorcycle & I ride with him sometimes & have worn them before. They stay in comfortably & you can still hear well enough.
1810544
I haven't ridden with them. If you pad the eye cups it could work. My main concern would be the venting. It may allow too much airflow to be a good solution at speed.
434514
I would not leave these on a motorcycle, especially not on the front wheel! The weight of these extensions might not upset the balance of a car/truck wheel but could definitely cause issues on a motorcycle!
1672343
I always wear earplugs while motorcycling. I wear these with my motorcycle helmet now because I always have them on my key chain. As these are slightly stubby, they aren't displaced when you pull the helmet on. I'd recommend them for this purpose.