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Have have a fairly large noggin, but the Giro Prolight didn't fit me properly. I found that MET fit great, & my newest Specialized Prospero II fits nice too. Going to put my spesh away since its getting cold. I'll have to try out a UVEX too.
That's a sharp looking lid!
That's a sharp looking lid!
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Last week showers pass jacket
Received today
Micro topeak bag with fixer
replacement RD 6700 pulleys
replacement tips for park truing stand
On the way
Kurt Kinetic Road 2.0 (new rev)
Received today
Micro topeak bag with fixer
replacement RD 6700 pulleys
replacement tips for park truing stand
On the way
Kurt Kinetic Road 2.0 (new rev)
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That would look even better with yellow bartape and a yellow saddle!
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Have have a fairly large noggin, but the Giro Prolight didn't fit me properly. I found that MET fit great, & my newest Specialized Prospero II fits nice too. Going to put my spesh away since its getting cold. I'll have to try out a UVEX too.
That's a sharp looking lid!
That's a sharp looking lid!
Spesh Prevail (lightest of my bunch) and Prospero are a good fit, I have both. But they're more fugly than the typical fugly helmet, and for some reason the closure/tightening loosens up on occasion.
Have been on Rudy Project lately, and that fits my bulbous noggin well...but the closure dial leaves a little to be desired.
So I'll try this Uvex, which is "so far, so good" and perhaps a tad less fugly given less mass on the back end...and it has a non-flashy non-red alternative to pure black color scheme...
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Agreed...would match my shoes perfectly.
Weird sizing though, M-XL, I'd be confused as hell if the cm's weren't listed.
Weird sizing though, M-XL, I'd be confused as hell if the cm's weren't listed.
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Veni, Vidi, Bici
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I'm liking the color, too. I wear a Kask that looks very similar (black + sky blue). One think I like about it -- maybe yours has it, too (I can't see the back) -- is its thumbwheel which allows you to adjust how snugly it fits.
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Garmin Forerunner 110 w/ HRM. I know, this is a runner's watch, but it will record rides and HR just fine even if it has limited functionality on the bike itself. And I actually bought it so my wife can use it as well. I have my trusty Cateye Astrale 8 for immediate bike feedback. And I don't need maps.
If I like it, maybe I'll spring for a bike specific Garmin.
If I like it, maybe I'll spring for a bike specific Garmin.
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Ultimate Prolight Workstand off of Craig's List. $100, basically new.
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I think that this counts as "cycling related" in the 41.