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Elite Vision Now!

Author: David Hogan

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Vision is critical. On track and in life. 

Elite Vision Australia provides you with a simple solution to maintain your vision. Both on track and off track because if you keep your goggles on whilst on track. We don’t risk losing our vision off the track.

Clear vision out on track is the difference between a fast lap and a slow lap. A crash or not crashing. Dirt on your lens is obviously our enemy to clear vision. But if your lens is that dirty. That scratched up. Your goggles have to come off. At this point, the dirt on the lens can become dirt in your eye. Worse! A rock to the eye that might end up being the last thing you see. For that reason, being able to see with your goggles still on to the very end of the moto is an Elite option.

Moto Film by Elite Vision Australia is so clear you can’t even tell it’s on the lens

Tear-offs, roll-offs and lenses all play a role in maintaining your vision. Goggle prep is as important as your regular bike maintenance. But when you get down to the last line of defence for your vision, your goggle lens. You don’t want to be worried about scratching your lens because of the cost that you throw your goggles and go bare for the remaining laps. This is a recipe for disaster. Not only your results. But also your vision for the days and weeks following the event.

Enter Elite Vision Australia. Your last line of defence to maintain protected clear vision.
It’s your scratch preventer. It’s your vision maintainer. It’s your base layer, it allows you to use your hand as a windscreen wiper without fear of goggle lens damage and wallet pain after your Moto’s. 

Elite Vision Australia has released its Motovision film. A 55mm precut clear adhesive strip that allows you to keep your vision clear long after the last tear-off or roll-off is pulled. 

The film is a universal cut that will allow it to fit almost any goggles without needing to make any home modifications. If you do have to pull out the scissors it will be a very minor need making it super easy to work with to get the installation process happening.

For Installation, there are a few key things to remember. 

  • Always start with clean hands
    A brand-new lens is your best starting point for a smooth and bubble-free installation.
  • If installing the Motovision Film on a used lens. Ensure it is clean and dry. Free of any dust particles before installation as this will affect the clarity of the installation.
  • Be patient with your application. Ensure you line up your target adhesive area so that the film covers the intended area and is not on a slant across the goggle lens. When you want to wipe the dirt off the goggles mid-race you want it to be protected from the area you’re looking out of. Not above or below your eye line.
  • Bubbles are not your friend. If you are able to line up your install area and slowly roll the film on in one motion. This will be the best installation method that will prevent bubbles from forming. As well as preventing you from multiple on/off moments that will affect the clarity of the film once you finally finish your installation.

The Elite Vision products are available now from https://elitevisionaustralia.com/

The Moto Film by Elite Vision Australia comes in different purchase options from a single pack (Each pack consists of 4 films) to 3 pack bulk purchase options. You can cover all your goggles with ease. Starting from $30.00 for a single pack they are a much cheaper option than a new lens that can range from $20 up to $120 depending on brand and finish.

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