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Glasses

A good set of riding glasses will protect your eyes from glare, wind, and debris, and will enable you to focus on the trail without distraction. Choose dark, mirrored lenses for bright sunny conditions, or low-light lenses for rainy days, thick bushland and night riding.

11 Products
Shimano CE-Tokyo Sunglasses
$79.95
Shimano CE-Spark Sunglasses
RRP: $130.00
$94.95
Shimano CE-Pulsar Sunglasses
RRP: $80.00
$59.95
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100 Percent S2 Sunglasses
From$207.95

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100 Percent S3 Sunglasses
From$207.95

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Shimano CE-Aerolite Sunglasses
RRP: $Infinity
$0.00

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100 Percent Racetrap Sunglasses
From$207.95

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100 Percent Glendale Sunglasses
From$244.95

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100 Percent Speedtrap Sunglasses
From$244.95
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100 Percent Hypercraft Sunglasses
$234.95

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Shimano CE-Technium Sunglasses
RRP: $120.00
$94.95
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