Rain...rain...rain

[Newbe]

Am sure this question has been asked numerous times....but I am going to ask it again...is there a product and what is the best product to use on your windshield or helmet to wick the rain away ??? I know its not best to ride in the rain but I seem to get stuck in every freak rain storm around..... I see others out riding and can't imagine how they can see (if they do).... I have been caught in some pretty bad storms and no chance or place to pull over.....is there anything out there that works ?? Thanks.

 

[Rosy]

I use the Pro Honda Spray Cleaner & Polish, I think it works very well.
That's the only thing I have used on my windshield and it looks like brand new. Use a soft cloth and there are no scratches on the windshield.
Good luck.

Regards,

Rosy
From NH

I have a very tall windshield so I look through it. No rain on me or wife when we ride through heavy showers.

 

[rhino 2]

Am sure this question has been asked numerous times....but I am going to ask it again...is there a product and what is the best product to use on your windshield or helmet to wick the rain away ??? I know its not best to ride in the rain but I seem to get stuck in every freak rain storm around..... I see others out riding and can't imagine how they can see (if they do).... I have been caught in some pretty bad storms and no chance or place to pull over.....is there anything out there that works ?? Thanks.

As far as the windshield i look over it, not through it.
With the face shield :Shrug:

 

[John Luciano]

I have an f4 , I can use steel wool on it if the bugs get stuck( lol)
Crystal clear 6 years old.
U can use rain X 0n F4 not on reg ones . I have heard that pledge works on standard windshields

 

[Bikerbozo]

Been meaning to go by a marine store and check what Rain-X they have there for plastic windshields.
But really, seeing is overrated. Just trust in your fellow car drivers on the road.....I couldn't even type that without breaking up laughing!!!

 

[thumperjlb]

I had the same problem, tried Pledge - worked OK but still felt like I could do better.
Tried Plexus, tried paste car wax - same results. Last month I purchased some RainZip® Rain Repellent from National Cycle - haven't been in a frog strangler yet but it seems to do well in moderate to light rain. If you do try it only use a very wee bit - a little goes a long way. I used too much the 1st application and it took me almost an hour to get it all buffed out.