Sun glare from clocks

[Scootabout]

It was a lovely day for a ride today, so it would have been rude not to have popped down to West Sussex for a Round Britain Rally landmark (= social distancing par excellence). The ride south was nice (how is the A29 such a nice road, when it's so straight?) BUT, on the way back I was horribly afflicted by the sun reflected from the clocks. It was almost as if no matter where the sun actually was it found a way to reflect itself directly into my eyes.

Does anyone have a solution for this? I have some polarising clip-on sunglasses, so I could try those, but I don't really like sunglasses on a bike as they are too dark much of the time. What about this anti-glare cover?
https://speedo-angels.com/product/yamah ... 00-tracer/

Any thoughts on that, or other ideas?

[Le_Fromage_Grande]

Can you still get anti glare spray?

[KungFooBob]

You need a dark visor. Not only will it reduce glare, but you'll look cool and be more attractive to women.

[Le_Fromage_Grande]

You need a dark visor. Not only will it reduce glare, but you'll look cool and be more attractive to women.

You're dishing out the insults lately, that's another person you've called ugly

[KungFooBob]

You need a dark visor. Not only will it reduce glare, but you'll look cool and be more attractive to women.

You're dishing out the insults lately, that's another person you've called ugly

Especially as I live in a glass house.

[Trinity765]

You need a Street Triple as you can angle the dash up or down and it has an adaptive backlight

[Scootabout]

You need a Street Triple as you can angle the dash up or down and it has an adaptive backlight

Advice much appreciated, but buying a new bike wasn't really very high up on my list of solutions