Is Rain-Ex ok to use on face shield?

[jonnythan]

YOU GUYS EVER READ THE OPERATORS MANUAL THAT CAME WITH UR BIKE? I have! My Suzuki manual says " Do Not Ride in the rain or on wet roads the tires will not provide traction on wet roads.

I will make damn sure never to buy a Suzuki.

I'm glad my Yamaha's manual doesn't say anything like that!

[Media Weasel]

don't ride when its rainning, motorcycle tires are not designed to provide traction on a wet road, its dangerous.

*blinks*

Ya know, I've only been lurking around here for the last few weeks, and this has to be the fourth or fifth totally inappropriate and plain _wrong_ thing you've said.

If you're trying to be sarcastic, you need practice - because you're coming off as a less-than-informed creature.

I drive a wee scooter to work and back, and for errands and stuff. Taken it all over hell and creation, in all kinds of weather without any serious problems that I didn't cause myself.

Rain's fine. Just drive within a safe zone (ie: don't speed, stupid).

[WARainMan]

don't ride when its rainning, motorcycle tires are not designed to provide traction on a wet road, its dangerous.

BS

[RZG]

I use special wipes made for my ski goggles. I have no idea if its the same material, but ill check when i get home. It's deff not glass.

[flynrider]

Ya know, I've only been lurking around here for the last few weeks, and this has to be the fourth or fifth totally inappropriate and plain _wrong_ thing you've said.

I've noticed that you've been replying to 3 and 4 month old posts. If you keep up that trend, the number of Moto's stupid posts is likely to climb dramatically as you catch up to the present. Fair warning