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Old 09-02-16, 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by raceboy
Cycling cap has a visor. So what's the diff between that and a helmet visor, especially if it is removable?.
The difference is that a helmet visor is against the rules, but this has already been discussed.

Seriously though, I used to wear a helmet visor, and I found it to be inadequate. A cycling cap has the benefit of soaking up sweat and preventing it from dripping in your face. The visor can also be rotated/adjusted and the brim flipped up and down depending on the specific angle of the sun, vs a helmet visor which is always fixed in one position. Also, they are suitable to wear at the cafe/bar after you stop for a break, so you don't have to sport your messy, sweaty hair in public. And they look cool.
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