helmet rain covers
#26
The Louis Garneau one they sell at Nashbar is bright yellow, with reflective accents in green or something (seeing color is not my strongest suit), and it's pretty cheap. I use one all the time, only take it off when it's really hot out. In fact it's getting pretty trashed, so on my last order I got two more, just in case.
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#27
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I use this: helmet rain cover.
It has a nice flap down the back to stop rain going down your back; it has a nice big brim to stop rain going in your eyes/on your glasses; has a velcro flap in the back for rear helmet lights; and it comes in bright yellow with reflectors.
I run a helmet light on the front inside the cover and I look like a giant blinking lemon. Who wouldn't slow down when they saw a giant blinking lemon?
It has a nice flap down the back to stop rain going down your back; it has a nice big brim to stop rain going in your eyes/on your glasses; has a velcro flap in the back for rear helmet lights; and it comes in bright yellow with reflectors.
I run a helmet light on the front inside the cover and I look like a giant blinking lemon. Who wouldn't slow down when they saw a giant blinking lemon?
#28
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Good point; I could certainly have used something on the way home yesterday. I'm on nashbar right now buying the LG helmet cap in bright yellow, fenders and a rack. They have a sale going on right now, till tomorrow I think; I'll post it in the coupon forum too
#30
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I've found it's not to bad if I tuck the helmet cover just above the opening, and leave some space open on the back for air to flow out of the helmet.
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Whenever I'm in a decent hotel, I take the shower cap. It's clear/almost invisible and fits perfectly. I punch a couple of small holes front and back for ventilation and it's perfect. This is only for rain rides below 55F though, the rest of the time I don't use anything.
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I have a Jandd helmet cover that I use. It does the trick, but is hot in warm weather.
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