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Hydrophilic nose piece

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  1. Hi! Can anyone tell me where I can buy a Hydrophilic nose piece ? I lost mine a while back when I was ascending a hill and a bee got under my helmet - my subsequent contortions were laughable afterwards but unnerving at the time and the nose piece was lost to the road for good in the scramble to clear my face and release the bee. The glasses can of course still be worn but they flop about a bit..

    Steve

  2. Triumph said:

    Hi! Can anyone tell me where I can buy a Hydrophilic nose piece ? I lost mine a while back when I was ascending a hill and a bee got under my helmet - my subsequent contortions were laughable afterwards but unnerving at the time and the nose piece was lost to the road for good in the scramble to clear my face and release the bee. The glasses can of course still be worn but they flop about a bit..

    Steve

    What brand of glasses? I replaced a nose piece on an Oakley pair a few years back--found the piece in a shop that carried Oakley glasses. Cost about $5. Broke a nose piece of a Smith slider pair last year when they got crushed a bit in a duffel bag. No repair options for that brand that I could find.

  3. Specs are Madison Ergomonix - purchased in JB Sports in Bristol, UK - cannot find them there now.

    John M said:

    What brand of glasses? I replaced a nose piece on an Oakley pair a few years back--found the piece in a shop that carried Oakley glasses. Cost about $5. Broke a nose piece of a Smith slider pair last year when they got crushed a bit in a duffel bag. No repair options for that brand that I could find.

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