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AmericanCycling Sunglasses - Eyewear for sports
Eyewear fit for a Tour de France champion!
If you're a professional cyclist, weekend warrior, commuter, or just a leisurely rider we highly recommend you invest in a great pair of cycling sunglasses to protect your eyes from not only dirt, insects and other debris, but also from harmful UV rays and glare.
What do we recommend? We think you should try frames from Oakley or Adidas for great sporty eyewear. Oakley in fact feature impact resistant lenses for superb eye protection.
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55mm = Lens Width
18mm = Bridge Width
145mm = Arm / Temple Length
