InstantForum.NET v4.1.3UK Bike Forumhttp://forums.ukbike.com/forums@ukbike.comMon, 21 May 2012 20:55:34 GMT20http://forums.ukbike.com/Topic123-21-1.aspxI'll give him a shout, cheers.</P><P>Although a FogCity might do the trick. It's designed to stop wind and warm air going up and hitting the visor, thus stopping it misting upThu, 08 Feb 2007 17:15:55 GMTMazzhttp://forums.ukbike.com/Topic123-21-1.aspxI'm sure you can get generic ones to fit most helmets. Roadhoover will know.Wed, 07 Feb 2007 20:42:15 GMTBlack Doghttp://forums.ukbike.com/Topic123-21-1.aspxI think you're right Black Dog. The helmt I used before this one was a Vemar and it had a piece of material coming from the chin guard which cut wind and noise filtering up. The XR-1000 doesn't have this so I think it's a safe bet this is the problem.Wed, 07 Feb 2007 14:22:06 GMTMazzhttp://forums.ukbike.com/Topic123-21-1.aspxSome helmets do, and some don't! My old Shoei was excellent at not letting in draughts, but it misted up so badly (even in summer) that I had to ride with the visor open a tad all the time, so the draughts got in anyway. The new one (a cheap-ish Caberg) is very draughty but has an optional piece to clip in under the chin which almost eliminates it. As the anti-fog coating on the visor seems to work well, this is quite a good solution.</P><P>I think you can get thimgs to go round the base of the helmet and seal it closer to your neck and chin. Perhaps try one of those?Wed, 07 Feb 2007 10:44:40 GMTBlack Doghttp://forums.ukbike.com/Topic123-21-1.aspxAnyone got one of these?</P><P>I bought my mine at the Excel show in London (£165... bargin!) and it's a very nice helmet. The problem I'm having is with the wind getting in. My head is constantly cold and I have a draft coming in from somewhere (nice in the summer months but we're not there yet) The vents aren't open anywhere but still, the problem occurs.</P><P>I was wondering if this is normal and if anyone else has this?Tue, 06 Feb 2007 12:14:54 GMTMazz