Do You Wear Clear Eye Protection on the Trail?

There are plenty of reasons to wear eye protection on the mountain bike trail: wind, sun, dust, and tree-branch protection, just to name a few.
By Jeff Barber

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There are plenty of reasons to wear eye protection on the mountain bike trail: wind, sun, dust, and tree-branch protection, just to name a few.

Do you wear eye protection on the trail?

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