I buy spray specifically for visors at the motorcycle shop.  I use a cheap micro fiber towel that is not absorbent (cheap ones from Dollar General), and after spraying and letting the cleaner soften up the bug goo a bit........the cheap towel smears the cleaner around without soaking any of it up.  I then use a better quality micro fiber towel that will soak up the cleaner and dry it off.  I wrap the cheap towel around the bottle and then the better towel around it and store it in the saddle bag.

In the old days we used Lemon Pledge on airplane windshields.  It works OK - but there is a lot of wax that needs to be wiped off and the towels need to be washed more often.

Plexus is similar to Lemon Pledge without as much wax - but it is a bit expensive for what it is.

Bug Slide is good.

Just about any motorcycle dealer will have an affordable spray cleaner.  I prefer the thin liquid cleaners to the thick waxy ones.

JOG wrote on Yesterday at 17:21:43:


I don't know...never tried.

The visor cleaners are thicker than glass cleaner, and most likely lubricate the dust/dirt more while it is being removed.  I would think the thin glass cleaner might allow the dirt/dust to scratch as you wipe it off.  Also the glass cleaner dries quickly and may not soften the bug guts......most visor cleaners want you to leave the spray on for a minute to soften the goo before wiping.

Also.....I only rub in straight lines (across on the helmet visor and up/down on my windshield) - no roundy-round wiping.

Okay,, got it.
No
Wax on
Wax off
Roundy round stuff.
A heavier cleaner, not watery thin, to get the crud up and off the visor.
The ride home yesterday saw A few little guys splatter, I'll pick up some cleaner today. I have several little rags from glasses I've had. Need to wash them.
I gotta get a windshield.. 75 & 80 mph ,because traffic was running that way for a while, it's stay with The flow or don't,, and the wind was gusting, YaKnow it's working hard when the mpg drops below 40..
And I see guys with no helmet.. Sheesh.