Goonish Helmets
#30
haha Modern group is sitting up, probably going up a hill in a big pack.. retro group in doing P-R probably hammering it on flats.
if modern pro's bikes didn't fit they wouldn't ride them.. i'd guess they are fitted to the mm far more than the old bikes.
unaero
if modern pro's bikes didn't fit they wouldn't ride them.. i'd guess they are fitted to the mm far more than the old bikes.
unaero
#32
I found the trick is to find a helmet that works for your head circumference. By that I mean, it should have a size that fits you well, instead of forcing you to get something huge that you then have to tighten to fit. I have a Giro Atmos. When trying it on , the XL looked huge. The L fits perfectly, and does not look too ridiculous.
#34
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From: Haunchyville
If you ride in winter their optional winter pad set is nice, too.
#36
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From: NYC, duh Bronx.
Bikes: Salsa Ti Warbird- 2014/ November RAIL52s
I find Kask to be pretty low profile relative to others...according to the wife anyhowse...For example (Not me..):



I must confess...I really don't concern myself all that much about what others may think...Comfort, safety is where it's at. My Kask saved my noggin' a few weeks ago, I bought another. Kask
I found the whole bibs thing liberating. lmao



I must confess...I really don't concern myself all that much about what others may think...Comfort, safety is where it's at. My Kask saved my noggin' a few weeks ago, I bought another. Kask
I found the whole bibs thing liberating. lmao










