Spy Alloy replacement lenses

[junkjeeps]

Does anyone know if other lenses will fit Spy Alloy goggle frames? I am having trouble finding replacement lenses for my goggles locally. Just wondering if maybe Scott or another more common brand would fit.

Mark

 

[motodawg]

Don't think so, JJ. I've never seen them if so and we've run Spy for quite a while. Here in NE Ok they are very common so it's the easiest to get lenses and tearoffs at the track for. Find yourself a good internet vendor and stock up on spares if you want to stick with Spy. Or talk to your local dealer about stocking some for you. It shouldn't be that big of a deal.

 

[FruDaddy]

Ask your local dealer to order some for you.

 

[junkjeeps]

After exhausting all the local dealers who only bother to look in their current Parts Unlimited and Tucker Rocky books, I gave up on the locals and turned to the net. I found replacement lenses at Chaparral Motorsports. Very good prices and I'll let you know how fast the shipping is.

I actually had one parts counter flunkee tell me that "goggles are so cheap now, most people throw the old ones away and just buy new ones" I don't know about them, but my goggles cost about $45. That's not disposable in my book. I can buy quite a few $10 replacement lenses before the foam is worn out.

 

[Chili]

At Millville you could have had all the Spy Alloy's you wanted for $20 a pair. Still not $10 but very cheap.

 

[RADRick]

The Spy Targa lenses are a direct replacement for the Alloys. Rocky Mountain stocks them in several colors.

http://www.rockymountainatv.com/typ...6&webTypeId=66&brandId=allBrands&navType=type

 

[RADRick]

The Spy Targa lenses are a direct replacement for the Alloys. Rocky Mountain stocks them in several colors.

http://www.rockymountainatv.com/typ...6&webTypeId=66&brandId=allBrands&navType=type

What, no one is going to challenge me on this? Amazing! :whoa: