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SUNGLASSES FOR CYCLING

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  1. To celebrate the solstice
    http://www.earthsky.org/skywatching/topstories.php?date=20060602

    I want to plug http://www.yorktowneoptical.com/ somewhere near
    beautiful downtown Emigsville

    Yorktowne's instant sunglasses tape on using magic or electrical tape
    and have wind wings angling back eliminating reflections. Copper for
    light radiation days and blue glare guard for blazing days light your
    way with enhanced vision.

    http://www.yorktowneoptical.com/Instant.html

    durable- hose off, squirt with dilute dishwashing liquid, fingertip the
    glopoff

    a superior product and cheaper than what?

  2. wear glasses? temples are a pain, no?
    bend two paperclips - of good quality off course - thru the ex-temples
    female hinges holeswind closed and
    string a lead of clip out say 3/8"s and
    wind another loop
    shove loop into a woven eyeglass holder found at walmort
    the eyeglass holder your 5th grade teacher wears
    works AAA

  3. I mounted an eyeglass frame rear view mirror on the paperclip temple,
    tore a narrow strip of duct tape (nashua 99) wrappinmg that around the
    clip's shaft and then around the granny eyeglass holder's knit body -
    and holy umvelt batman - i was going and coming.
    going and coming not only central to the taming of the shenandoah
    valley but bicycle riding as wel l- that 'makes sense' right?
    hearing(after cleaning the ears out) the triax or boattrailer loaded
    with tired sunburned drunken yahooo is a big deal but an unjiggled rear
    view of the past curving backwards into a point on the horizon
    unreal
    adjustment is simple and a slight round circling of the head brings the
    wanted rear image into immediate view
    ya gotta have one

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    I mounted an eyeglass frame rear view mirror on the paperclip temple,
    tore a narrow strip of duct tape (nashua 99) wrappinmg that around the
    clip's shaft and then around the granny eyeglass holder's knit body -
    and holy umvelt batman - i was going and coming.
    going and coming

    ` they always coming and going, going and coming'
    <http://www.lyricallegend.co.uk/songs.php?artist=madeline+kahn&title=i'm+tired&lang=>

    Quoted message said:

    not only central to the taming of the shenandoah
    valley but bicycle riding as wel l- that 'makes sense' right?
    hearing(after cleaning the ears out) the triax or boattrailer loaded
    with tired sunburned drunken yahooo is a big deal but an unjiggled rear
    view of the past curving backwards into a point on the horizon
    unreal
    adjustment is simple and a slight round circling of the head brings the
    wanted rear image into immediate view
    ya gotta have one

    --
    Michael Press

  5. Riding home, I wore copper Yorktowne instant sunglasses into and thru
    twilight into nightfall. AHA! my eyes adjusted to the copper filtered
    darkness and amazing! I could clearly see and the oncoming headlights
    were filtered, subdued, and I rode on unblended.

    I haven't tried the yellow shooter's glasses or shades, Yorktowne
    has one in shooter's yellow- but this does looks like the
    shooter's yellow solves the oncoming headlight glare problem in combo
    with a good baseball cap.

    have you read:

    Natural vision improvement /
    Author: Goodrich, Janet.
    Publication: Berkeley, Calif. : Celestial Arts, 1986
    Document: English : Book

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