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  1. #1
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    Gals here recommended the Giro Havoc when I crashed and needed to replace a road Giro. I got one and loved it (really like the visor, even for road riding, as it turns out - helps keep the sun outta my light-sensitive eyes). I just crashed yet again and bashed the side in - arrggh! I only got wear it about 3-4 times! So, I've just ordered two more (cheaper shipping) off eBay. They are 2005 models but just fine, brand new, and half the price of 2007 models. Now I'll never be without a backup! Anyway, you might want to try the Havoc on for size. REI carries them as well as LBS's.

    Emily
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  2. #2
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    I have a Bell XC sweep and it's the best helmet I own. Bell helmets fit my head the best and the don't look too bad either.
    Just keep pedaling.

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    Helmets

    I've always worn the same helmet for mountain biking and road riding. If they come with visors, I take them off cause I don't like visors. It's a personal choice

    I have had Giro Pneumos in the last couple of years - very nice

    and I have a Specialized Decibel - very nice aswell

    They both have lots of vents and have a good way to tighten the helmet at the back so you can adjust it each and every time you wear it easily. This is very important

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    YAY..............I can join in on this, as I wore my helmet for the first time yesterday.

    Never ever worn or even tried one on before, so I can't offer much info BUT my helmet is great.

    It's a Specialized Aurora, so comfy and yes, it has a little peak that can be removed.

    Thought it would take a while to get use to but I was wrong.

    Ashame the little black peak is not on this pic.

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