Big Helmet Big Head
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From: corpus christi,texas
Bikes: canondale silk trail--92 schwinn criss cross--sun atlas x type--fugi odessa--2018 trek domane ALR5 disc
I use this one in XL. Sits a bit lower on the sides of your head than most helmets I've tried. A little lower on the forehead also. I like a visor, but if you don't takes about 1 second to remove it. About 10 seconds to return it to helmet. Some colors are on sale for $69 versus normal $99.
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/eq...rCode=bluedark
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/eq...rCode=bluedark
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Fredly Fredster

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Bikes: Trek Domane S5, Trek 1.1c, Motobecane Omni Strada Comp, Trek X-Caliber 6
Giro makes XL helmets that fit my big-ass head for cycling and skiing. I have the Bishop model for mountain and gravel biking. I use a Bontrager Starvos XL for road cycling.
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I have an big head (XL in all motorcycle helmets) and my XL Bell Stratus is not maxed out even with a beanie on underneath it. The MIPS version topped the virginia tech tests 6 months ago and its quite well ventilated (at least compared to my old L. Garneau)
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From: Southern California
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I have a massive head and the Giro Synthe in XL works fine. Note that the MIPS version, however, with its plastic fly-swatter-ish insert inside made the helmet a little tighter, so the non-MIPS was what I went for. YMMV
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Non omnino gravis
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From: corpus christi,texas
Bikes: canondale silk trail--92 schwinn criss cross--sun atlas x type--fugi odessa--2018 trek domane ALR5 disc
^^^ Good point. The Bontrager Quantum that I linked to earlier in the thread, fits 60-66cm in XL.
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