iggnew

How difficult is it to replace the lenses on Oakley Crowbars?

I'm debating getting a second pair night lenses and swapping when I ride a night or just getting full second pair for nights. Also, anyone know where to pick up some HI Yellow lenses on the cheap?

legallyillegal

No idea where to get them cheap. Replacing them is easy. Lift up the frame at the top, and work your way around.

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Grimdog

I would recommend just getting a secon pair of goggles. Speaking from experience, it is a lot less hassle and easier on your gear than swapping lenses out all of the time.

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legallyillegal

$70 for the lens, $90 for the lens+goggle on BackcountryOutlet. Your choice.

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Grimdog

Exactly. The "pain in the ass factor" is worth more than the $20 in my mind.

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alex is w0rd

speaking of HI yellow, is that a good lense for low light/night riding?

legallyillegal

Yes.
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romesaz

I've a persimon lense, and it's fantastic for night.
I would image HI is even better.