Velodrom eyewear is designed around outdoor activities, with sport-glasses frames, different lens options and selected bifocal versions. For motorcycling, assess the frame with your helmet and choose the lens specification for the conditions in which you will use it. Frame shape, tint and near-vision assistance are separate choices.
Check the frame with your helmet
Try the glasses with the helmet fastened. The arms should sit comfortably without creating pressure at the temples, and the frame should remain stable when you turn your head. Check the view through the whole combination, including any visor you use, rather than judging comfort with the glasses alone.
Compare the actual lens specification
Velodrom offers different lens colours and filter categories across its designs. Read the marking and intended use of the exact pair, especially where riding conditions change. A lens name or product photograph is not enough to establish suitability for darkness. Consider how your helmet visor changes the combined view too.
Understand the bifocal option
Velodrom bifocals place a near-vision segment low in the lens, allowing a different viewing area for small details. Check the offered strength and frame position carefully; the same frame name can appear in ordinary and bifocal versions. A protective case is useful between rides, and cleaning should follow the instructions for the particular lenses.
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Bring your helmet when comparing frames
Visit Moto Central to assess available Velodrom glasses with the helmet you normally wear.
