[DVBC] Sunglasses

[dster at craftech.com]

>Joe,

If you go to www.performancebike.com, or campmor.com, you can find plenty
of fine quality sunglasses for the price range Dave quoted.  (less than 50
bucks) Campmor is cheaper and has a wider selection of closeouts than
Performance. Many times they have last years models reduced by more than
half price.  Such brands as Bolle, Smith, Carrera, etc.  You can even get
adequate shades getting the house brands. They don't have as much sex
appeal but they work fine.
Many models come with replacible lenses-green or grey for sun, and amber
and light red for low light conditions.

I ride slow rides on the road on a mountain bike a lot with a friend and
if you want I'd be glad to ride with you (at least once).  Don't hold your
breath waiting for Cycle Sport to deliver your bike.  They assume you have
another bike to ride while you're waiting.

Dster at craftech.com  (David)  Contact me off this list if you want to ride
or have any more questions.

David




 Unfortunately, my current pair of sunglasses are not toddler-proof.  On
> the plus side, I'm in the market for a new pair in the next couple weeks.
>
>   I would like to get a few experienced bicycle rider's points of view.  I
> want something comfortable, that will block everything I want to block,
> but not blur my vision too much at dusk or cloudy days (I use them to
> block the wind in my eyes as much as anything else).  I'd also like to
> get something that won't look too goofy if I wear them when I'm not on
> my bike.  I'm thinking I'll end up spending about $120.
>
>   Any suggestions?
>
>
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