[HexKrak]

:ditto:

[ATOMonkey]

Would waxing the inside of the shielf help keep it from fogging? Just wondering...

[scottynoface]

It would keep moisture away from the shield, but I would worry about the wax eating the visor and turning it hazy.

[xcr440]

Joe Rocket ballistic gloves have the squeege and it works too. Use "Quick Wax" on the shield to allow the water to bead off.

[Zepp]

Buy a packet of those Lemon Pledge wipes. They work great and you can keep the packet underneath your seat.

[deuce]

I use a product called "REJEX" on my helmet and shield, it works well. I use it on the entire bike, bugs wipe right off with a damp rag. You can find it on Ebay.

[Mopar-Man]

I use Meguir's Quick Wax on my shield. Bugs clean off easily. Looks brand new. I tried Pledge but I could see a rainbow effect (it leaves oil residue) under bright lighting. I use it on my glasses too! Pretty soon I will be cooking with it. J/K

[Mogg]

Im with everyone on the wax. I used a long time a product from fog city i believe, kinda like a rainx type. It worked pretty good. Now I just leave the shield cracked a bit and keep my helmet vents open.

[Omerta]

I turn my head from side to side so the water blows off, plus I use my glove to do some wiping down too.

That's my trick also.
I suppose if I had an extra I'd try the rain X.
My dad did and still uses that shield when ever it rains.

Then again he rides a 1800 GoldWing so how much rain is he gunna get?

[yellowsuzi]

id try rain-x thats what HJC recomends