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	If you are going to seriously ride in the winter, you may well encounter one of the banes of cold weather riding, visor fogging (or in really cold riding, frosting). Simply cracking the visor open is the simplest solution, but it does cost you some heat. Also, if you have clunky gloves or floppy generic handlebar mitts, it may not be as easy to fiddle with things on the fly as in lightweight summer gear. [[Defogging the visor\|Many solutions exist]].		If you are going to seriously ride in the winter, you may well encounter one of the banes of cold weather riding: visor fogging (or, in really cold riding, frosting). Simply cracking the visor open is the simplest solution, but it does cost you some heat. Also, if you have clunky gloves or floppy generic handlebar mitts, it may not be as easy to fiddle with things on the fly as in lightweight summer gear. [[Defogging the visor\|Many solutions exist]].