The mud would instead form a solid layer on the windows, completely obstructing vision. I don’t think wipers would survive close range mud bombardment either.
I saw a video somewhere where they have peel off helmet visors, so they just rip off the top layer to see again. Kind of like a post-it-note version of brand new screen protectors
Why don’t they put windows or at least some plexiglass into these things?
Plexiglas (acrylic) isn’t safe for vehicles.
You’re thinking of Lexan (polycarbonate).
Those are brand names, btw.
The mud would instead form a solid layer on the windows, completely obstructing vision. I don’t think wipers would survive close range mud bombardment either.
He’d had to have had is eyes closed for much of that trip to not have had them filled with mud.
I want to know here his goggles were.
I saw a video somewhere where they have peel off helmet visors, so they just rip off the top layer to see again. Kind of like a post-it-note version of brand new screen protectors
Yep, “tearoffs”.