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#977
Bike ≠ Car ≠ Ped.
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Location: Edmonton, AB
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Bikes: 2009 Specialized Tarmac Elite, 2001 CCM Heat
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My eyes are -2.50 D with astigmatism in one of them. The Rx'd version is $199.95, and with the polycarbonate lens is like $225 or something. Shipped to the distant lands of Canada adds on $30 or something.
https://www.bicyclerx.com/product.php?code=OK-9
IIRC these have a range of +/- 3 sphere/cyl. There's a page that lists the limits of the Oakleys they carry:
https://www.bicyclerx.com/brands.php?brandcode=Oakley
I think the FAQ says something of adapting lenses outside of their specified range on a case-by-case basis. I'm pretty excited about these, but they're supposed to arrive by the end of the month or something, boo!
https://www.bicyclerx.com/product.php?code=OK-9
IIRC these have a range of +/- 3 sphere/cyl. There's a page that lists the limits of the Oakleys they carry:
https://www.bicyclerx.com/brands.php?brandcode=Oakley
I think the FAQ says something of adapting lenses outside of their specified range on a case-by-case basis. I'm pretty excited about these, but they're supposed to arrive by the end of the month or something, boo!
#979
Bike ≠ Car ≠ Ped.
Hmmm.. Ok. Oakleys are out of my range, then (-6 sphere, -1.75 cyl). There's the Rudy Project Exowind, but I might need a bigger size, and I still don't want to do inserts. There's their Horus, though..
#980
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"My prescription is outside the listed available range. ?
A: Yes! Special orders, like very high prescriptions are handled on a case-by-case basis. For a price quote for your Rx, or for an item not listed on the website, please call us at 1-888-831-5817."
Nice people. Geographically challenged, but nice people .
The Exowind is a very nice pair! I'm thinking of getting a clear pair to use in the lab as safety glasses, and for night riding. The Horus is nice too, do you know their prescription ranges?
#981
Bike ≠ Car ≠ Ped.
^^^ Yeah, I'm looking at the prescription ranges of each brand. It's really helpful that they actually list them on the site -- I see a handful of options that'd work for me.
#982
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Western NC
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Bikes: Felt FC custom | SRAM Force/Red mix.| RS80 Wheels | 3T Cockpit & Post.
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Just picked up this Frame, a 2003 Merlin Agilis in PERFECT condition. Will post build progress pics soon. I love Ti.
#983
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Sacramento, California, USA
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Bikes: Specialized Tarmac, Canyon Exceed, Specialized Transition, Ellsworth Roots, Ridley Excalibur
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Bottom bracket and chain for the fixed gear. Seat post for the CX. Boring.
#986
Bicycle Repair Man !!!
Picked up some 20 by 1.5 Schwalbe Marathons for the folder... figure these will be great for an upcoming century ride I am doing.
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i have a pair of exowind ordered (arriving early next week), but you will find they will cost more than those oakleys (thats with laser black impactx)
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#992
Surf Bum
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Pacifica, CA
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Bikes: Lapierre Pulsium 500 FdJ, Ritchey breakaway cyclocross, vintage trek mtb.
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I went a little nuts this month on Ebay: Used Garmin 305, Minoura True Pro wheel truing stand, Osprey Talon 22 backpack (for "bikepacking"), and today another used Assos jersey (at less than 1/3 of retail price).
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Yeah, I'm finding it's not the best as well, although for 30mi rides it's tolerable. I've tried just about everything out there over the years and nothing seems to work for me. Bah! I'll be going back to my regal while the search continues.
Last edited by grahny; 09-11-09 at 06:17 PM.
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Bikes: 2009 Cannondale CAAD9-6 2014 Trek Domaine 5.9
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I got a couple of things to try out this week:
two set of arm warmers;
pearl izumi long sleeve jersey
descente long sleeve thermal jersey
Crocks Yukon shoes (to wear loading my bike stuff so I dont walk in my shoes and cleats)
two set of arm warmers;
pearl izumi long sleeve jersey
descente long sleeve thermal jersey
Crocks Yukon shoes (to wear loading my bike stuff so I dont walk in my shoes and cleats)
#999
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Location: Western Oregon
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Bikes: Takara with Suntour 6-speed groupset, early 80s; Schwinn 21-speed mountain bike
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A pile o' Powerbars.
Picked up a Shimano cartridge BB last week to replace my craptastic loose bearings.
Picked up a Shimano cartridge BB last week to replace my craptastic loose bearings.