Halcyon Classic Parts Racing Goggles bring vintage vibes and modern performance to the track! Specifically built for motorcycle and classic car enthusiasts, these goggles feature anti-fog, shatterproof lenses and an adjustable fit, providing crystal-clear, comfortable rides even at top speeds. Moreover, with sleek leather and metal frames, they don’t just protect—they make a statement. Perfect for racers who live for the thrill and appreciate a timeless look!

The Mark 410 Racing Goggle Range features a soft lamb nappa leather facemask, along with chrome-plated brass frames. Additionally, a fully adjustable headband and nose bridge ensure a comfortable, universal fit. With curved lenses for enhanced visibility, each pair is handcrafted in Hertfordshire, England, seamlessly combining vintage style with premium quality.

Jeremy - 27/08/2018
Jeremy - 27/08/2018
Excellent Goggles.
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I purchased these today at a bike show, and they’re just what I’d been searching for! Since I wear narrow-frame prescription glasses, I was thrilled to find that these Mark 410 goggles fit perfectly without any interference.

Passed on road safety

The ‘BS4110’ mark is pressed into the solid brass chrome frames, indicating the goggles meet British Safety standards. As a result, they are suitable for roads and various other sports activities. In fact, some sporting events specifically require this British Safety mark.

Adjust your goggles to fit

The knurled nose-bridge screw allows the goggles to adapt to the face’s contour. Additionally, we use a fine-threaded adjustment screw to ensure a better, more comfortable fit.

Silicone lining

The goggles feature an elastic and fully adjustable headband, which is fixed with silicone lining for extra grip when worn over a helmet. Furthermore, the one-size-fits-all design ensures a comfortable fit for everyone.

Racing Goggles made for helmets

The stainless steel headband clips extend outwards, which allows the goggles to fit comfortably over the face and securely over the helmet. As a result, you can enjoy a stable and comfortable riding experience.

Comes in various colours

Available in a variety of colors, such as: Brown, Red, Green, White, Tan and Black.

Real soft lamb nappa leather

Real leather is hand-stitched over soft, padded foam, providing extra comfort and allowing for extended use without discomfort. As a result, you can stay comfortable while you ride!

Brooklands Racing Goggles!

Curved goggles were a staple in early Brooklands racing! Specifically, racers at the legendary Brooklands circuit, which was active from 1907 until World War II, typically wore these goggles to protect their eyes from dust, debris, and wind while racing at high speeds.

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These goggles were not only functional but also became a key part of the signature aesthetic of early motorsport. Additionally, you might still see replicas or vintage-inspired versions being used in retro racing events today.

Competition Racing Goggles

The goggles typically featured a curved design to fit snugly around the face, thereby minimizing gaps where dust or air could enter. Additionally, the lenses were often made of glass or celluloid, an early plastic known for being both lightweight and impact-resistant. This curved shape also provided better peripheral vision, which was essential for racers trying to spot competitors in their periphery.

Goggle SpecsDetails
Diameter19 cm Width x 9 cm Height.
MaterialBrass, Chrome, Leather.
Weight120 grams.
LensesClear lenses only.
Valeria Rechsteiner Fernández – 18/05/2017
Valeria Rechsteiner Fernández – 18/05/2017
Fantastic Motorcar Goggles
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These goggles are fantastic—amazingly comfortable and high-quality. Furthermore, the customer service deserves five stars. 🙂

These retro racing goggles are inspired by Goodwood and 1940s Brooklands racing. Featuring curved brass frames with chrome plating, they are suitable for all weather conditions. Additionally, interchangeable tinted lenses are available, making these goggles a perfect gift idea.

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