Tech – Pinlock

Adventure Rider Issue #23

• Mongolia – Britton Adventures steppes up
• The Great Australian Ride – Coast to coast and the right to boast
• The Ducati Multistrada 1200 Enduro hits the desert dust
• Fit out
• Checkout
• All in the mind with Karen Ramsay
• Congregations – West Aussie is in!
• Tech – Pinlock
• Bright Sparks – Thrills and spills in the Victorian hills
• Major Mitchell Trail Part Two – The odyssey continues
• BMW Rallye X – The new star in the R1200GS range
• KTM 2017 Adventure – First impressions
• Ténéré Tragics: Tasmanian devils
• Touratech Challenge – Everyone’s a winner
• KTM Adventure Rallye
• It’s What We Do
• Triple treat – Three VSM Africa CRF1000Ls

Winter’s well and truly with us, and that means riders will have some specific challenges to face. Cold is an obvious one, so is wet weather. But a problem a lot of people just put up with is a fogged visor. There’s no need to.

A fogged visor is a serious safety hazard, not to mention down-right annoying.

A rider’s vision can be totally obscured by a fogged visor, and the unpalatable fix is usually to ride with the visor partly open.