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February 14, 2012

Moto Photo - #14 of 29

 #14: Vision Limited: Road seen through visor.
The same view, with visor up. 

When riding in the rain I usually leave the visor up as I find that can see better through my glasses. Depending on speed the rain can get quite prickly and the wind bites in your face, but makes for pink cheeks.

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  1. SonjaM:

    on the Freeway at 100 Kph, rain drops are like bullets

    bob
    Riding the Wet Coast

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    1. I would not dare to ride the scooter at 100kph in this kind of heavy rain we had this morning... It is fine when doing 60 though...

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  2. Great idea for photos Sonja. Very creative.

    Visor up sure makes a difference, especially when it likes to fog up at a stop.

    Hope your rain stops soon.

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    1. Weather forest doesn't show much improvement just yet... sigh!

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  3. Yep, good idea. But how'd you get the camera in there with your head? :-)

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    1. It was a bit finicky but the camera is tiny, and so is my head ;-)

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  4. lol toadmama! fun pics! brrr we've got rain here too...

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  5. Sonja

    I don't know about you but I have ridden in so much rain that my feet are turning into duck feet and I randomly quack here and there. I am going to be so glad when the rainy season is over!

    Great picture!

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    1. Dar, I thought that was only me... the duck feet help when going swimming though, even if it makes me look and walk funny.

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  6. Oh is that an all to familiar scene! Nice capture. I've always wanted to try for a shot like that and never got one.

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    1. I had to try a few times before it worked out...

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  7. Doesn't it make you just love riding in the rain.....

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  8. I can relate to that. I would even crane my neck so I could view the road while peering above my windshield. I hated riding in the rain. :(

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