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phonebootheater phonebootheater
New User | Posts: 2 | Joined: 10/09
Posted: 10/04/09
02:09 PM

Hello!
I've got a bit of a problem. The dust from ridding is screwing with my allergies, and making ridding painful. Are there any helmets, goggles, masks, etc that can help cut down on the dust?  

 
csully csully
Addict | Posts: 5189 | Joined: 09/08
Posted: 10/04/09
02:13 PM

there are some like neoprene type mask things you can get to go over your face that are similar to the ones you get for snowboarding....i don't know how well they work, but i've seen them before...i've seen people ride with bandanas over their mouths too...idk...good luck!!!!  
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--D.H. Lawrence

 
PaulB14 PaulB14
Addict | Posts: 3726 | Joined: 10/08
Posted: 10/04/09
02:20 PM

Welcome to the forum phone, yeah, the wet bandana trick works really good in the dust.  But you're going to get stuff in your nose and throat no matter what you do.  Sorry about your situation man, and I hope you come up with a solution that works, and you can share it here in the forum...  
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NW Montana
Where the pavement ends and the fun begins  PaulB14
2005 KTM300exc

 
Mark47mx Mark47mx
Guru | Posts: 989 | Joined: 03/09
Posted: 10/04/09
07:42 PM

In addition to the other suggestions you might try a sanding mask you can get them at home depot or go to a drug store they should have surgical masks.
I don't know how cool they will be but either will keep the dust out.  
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Colorado

2006 RM-250

 
daggit daggit
Addict | Posts: 4803 | Joined: 10/08
Posted: 10/04/09
07:59 PM

They make rubber mask, companies like 3M, that come with flat pink cartridges that fit under welding hoods.  They deep out everything including gases.  I will see if I can find a link.  As for eyes try some swimmers goggles. IDK  
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daggit daggit
Addict | Posts: 4803 | Joined: 10/08
Posted: 10/04/09
08:01 PM

 
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Ridered234 Ridered234
User | Posts: 160 | Joined: 03/09
Posted: 10/04/09
09:25 PM

lolololol ^

oh by the way when i go riding in dusty conditions i wear bandanas between my gogles and forhead and one over my face  
ON THE PIPE FOR LIFE

Ridered234

 
DT_Jason DT_Jason
Enthusiast | Posts: 445 | Joined: 05/09
Posted: 10/05/09
04:56 AM

in dusty conditions i make sure im in FRONT! and make everyone else eat my dust!!!  
1978 Yamaha 175 MX
Northern Ontario
Canada
31 yrs young
WHEELIES!
Yaaaayyyyyy!

 
phonebootheater phonebootheater
New User | Posts: 2 | Joined: 10/09
Posted: 10/05/09
02:55 PM

my ridding goggles are keeping the dust out of my eyes, I should've specified that. Thanks for the tips peeps
I also found these if anyone else is having any problems like i am.

http://www.u2sportmask.com/index.htm

http://wolfsnout.com/  

 

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