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Bontrager Quantum
Age and Sex: Men; Use: City, Trekking, Racing; Newest review: 9/2011
Rear cradle height adjustment means Bontrager's Quantum can be placed just right before you tighten it up, and although that might sound like a small detail, BikeRadar say it makes all the
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More information at: BikeRadar, 9/2011 Bontrager Quantum helmet The Bontrager Quantum's round shape and compact size might make it the helmet for you if you find far-out profiles a bit too much. … to review
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Alpina International Firebird 2.0
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Use: Trekking; Newest review: 5/2011 According to BikeRadar, the Alpina Firebird 2.0 admirably fulfils the role of sturdy trail helmet with deep coverage, as well as being a low-profile lid for cross-country, and it does so without … 1 review |
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Urge Bike Endur-O-Matic
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Use: Mountainbike; Newest review: 6/2011 With wide channelling inside to help keep air moving and keep things cool, as well as Gansta pads to absorb any sweat you might work up, BikeRadar decided they didn't have to worry too much … 1 review |
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Specialized Europe S-Works 2D
Use: Racing; Newest review: 2/2011
Specialized's super light-weight S-Works 2D really pleased BikeMagic. They found wearing it barely noticeable thanks to its extremely light weight and its well-ventilated, comfortable design.
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More information at: Bikemagic.com, 2/2011 Specialized S-Works 2D The 2D boasts several significant developments in the pursuit of a safe, light and highly ventilated lid. The most notable feature is the very low weight. Specialized quotes a weight of 180g (6.3oz) for the small size, and all sizes are under 200g (7oz). That's a good 50g lighter than the existing Decibel helmet (now demoted to number two in the Specialized lid lineup). ... … to review
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Spiuk Synergis
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Use: Mountainbike; Newest review: 9/2011
Understated looks and a simple fit make the Spiuk Synergis a helmet that's easy to wear, according to BikeRadar. The rounded shape adds to the secure feel, but they thought sliding adjustment
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More information at: BikeRadar, 9/2011 Spiuk Synergis helmet Lightweight with deep vents, the Synergis from Spiuk is a well-aired option for endurance events and long days out and about. … to review
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BBB Falcon (2011)
Age and Sex: Women, Men; Use: City, Racing; Newest review: 4/2011
BikeRadar really liked BBB's Falcon helmet. It's available in a range of colours and team editions, and they liked its attractive styling. Thanks to its nice shape, antibacterial internal
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More information at: BikeRadar, 4/2011 BBB Falcon helmet European parts giants BBB are starting to move away from the cookie-cutter products that have heretofore dominated their catalog in favor of more exclusive items which they've had more of a direct involvement in developing. One of the first products of that shift is the Falcon road helmet and it's genuinely very, very good. … to review
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Uvex Ultrasonic Race (2012)
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Use: Racing; Newest review: 4/2012
220 Triathlon think that the Uvex Ultrasonic Race might not be the most attractive looking helmet, but it is practical and keeps your head cool. It feels sturdy and only weighs 246g, although it
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More information at: 220 Triathlon, issue May 2012 Uvex Ultrasonic Race When choosing a new cycling helmet, you want a combination of value, comfort and most importantly, protection. Can the Uvex Ultrasonic Race tick the right boxes? … to review
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LAS Anubi
Age and Sex: Unisex; Newest review: 4/2011 The LAS Anubi is just the sort of helmet you would want to be wearing, according to the experts at Bike Radar. With plenty of ventilation and an outstandingly comfortable fit, it is also very well … 2 reviews |
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Specialized Europe S-Works Prevail
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Newest review: 2/2011
The S-Works Prevail is a high-performance aerodynamic bike helmet from Specialized, that according to BikeRadar is well worth considering if speed is your prime objective when riding bikes. With
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More information at: BikeRadar, 2/2011 Specialized S-Works Prevail (11) The bicycle industry's focus on aerodynamic performance has now hit the road helmet market with the introduction of Specialized's latest Prevail lid. According to company claims, a Prevail-equipped rider with a consistent 250W output will be 250m ahead of an equivalent rider wearing a Giro Ionos after an hour. … to review
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Fox Flux
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Use: Downhill/Trial, Trekking, Mountainbike; Newest review: 9/2010 BikeRadar says that in terms of real-world practicality, fit, and comfort, this helmet presents an incredible value. Better protection is afforded by an in-moulded shell along its base and up the …
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Limar X-Ride
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Newest review: 1/2012 An excellent helmet for the money that combines a deep rear area and the shielding effect of a much heavier helmet. The Limar X-Ride has an even amount of pressure all the way around, making for a … 1 review |
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Giro Stylus
Age and Sex: Men; Newest review: 6/2010 BikeRadar was overall pretty pleased with this helmet, calling it an excellent deal for the price. Because it comes in three sizes, one is sure to find the perfect fit, and the wheeled closure …
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Louis Garneau Quartz (2011)
Age and Sex: Women, Men; Use: Racing; Newest review: 5/2011 At first glance, the Louis Garneau Quartz's retention system seemed a bit chintzy, said BikeRadar, but after putting it to the test, they found that it worked quite well. Not only was its fit … 1 review |
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Kask K10
Age and Sex: Unisex; Newest review: 5/2010 BikeRadar says that this bike helmet provides a superb fit which makes no sacrifices in comfort or style, even at the extreme ends of the size spectrum. Its retention system is top-of-the-line, … 1 review |
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Rudy Project Wingspan
Age and Sex: Unisex; Use: Racing; Newest review: 6/2010 "Plus: Forgiving to a variety of riding positions. Minus: No data to corroborate the unique styling." 1 review |
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Giro Ionos
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Use: Racing; Newest review: 1/2011 "Extremely comfortable but lacking high-end finishing touches."
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Giro Selector
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Use: Racing; Newest review: 7/2011
When 220 Triathlon tested out the Giro Selector they found it comfortable yet securely fitting, and the styling should ensure the best speeds possible as proven in a wind tunnel. The problem is that
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More information at: 220 Triathlon, issue August 2011 Giro Selector Giro have revealed their Selector helmet, which costs a fair bit more than the competition, but can it warrant this price by delivering extra speed? … to review
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Kask Vertigo C50
Age and Sex: Unisex; Use: Racing; Newest review: 1/2011 "Expensive but packed with quality features that make it worth the cash." 2 reviews |
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Louis Garneau Vorttice
Age and Sex: Men, Women; Use: Racing; Newest review: 4/2011
The Louis Garneau Vorttice helmet is packed full of aerodynamic features, but BikeRadar can't be sure just how good it is until they try it out in a wind tunnel. Nonetheless, they say it's
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More information at: 220 Triathlon, issue May 2011 Louis Garneau Vorttice When it comes to aero bang for your buck, one of the most prudent purchases you can make is an aero helmet. But sticking an aero lid on won't instantly make you faster. If you're not comfortable holding your tuck, tend to bob your head or suffer from overheating on long hot rides, an aero lid will simply slow you down. ... … to review
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Giro Aeon
Age and Sex: Men; Use: Racing; Newest review: 10/2011 Varying the pad thickness and adjusting the ratchet at the back ensures a snug fit, and the double hard shell formation, rather than excessive use of foam, keeps the weight down while also improving …
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Product information and further reviews for Cycling helmets
BBB Varallo trail helmet BikeRadar 4/2012 - BBB have produced the Varallo entry level helmet, which has been designed with trail riding in mind. What does it have to offer?
BBB Tribase aero helmet BikeRadar 4/2012 - If you are looking for an aerodynamic bicycle helmet, will the BBB Tribase helmet provide a combination of value for money and comfort?
Cannondale Ryker helmet BikeRadar 4/2012 - Using the System Integration approach with the new Ryker helmet, Cannondale are hoping that this will reduce the weight whilst increasing performance.
Mavic Syncro BikeRadar 3/2012 - Mavic are a company who aren't afraid to try new things, from producing excellent wheels to clothing. How does the Syncro, their first helmet, fare?
Mavic Plasma SLR helmet BikeRadar 3/2012 - Instead of following the trend for lower weight helmets like most other manufacturers, Mavic have entered the helmet market with a lid that is rather on the hefty side.
Louis Garneau Edge helmet BikeRadar 9/2011 - The design is minimalist, but the Louis Garneau Edge has plenty going for it.
Alpina Pheos LE helmet BikeRadar 9/2011 - Can the Pheos LE justify its cringe-inducing price tag, or is it best avoided?
Cratoni Titan helmet BikeRadar 8/2011 - With its sleek finish and overall quality feel, the Titan sure looks like a tempting proposition.
Orbea Odin helmet BikeRadar 7/2011 - The Odin's looks and four-layer construction are spectacular, but when it comes down to performance, does it deliver the goods?
THE .5 (Point Five) full-face helmet BikeRadar 6/2011 - Featuring the same shape as THE's popular 'One' helmet, the Point 5 is something of a bargain, seeing as it achieves its striking looks with the use of ABS plastic, rather than the pricier carbon fibre of the original.
Fox Striker helmet - First ride BikeRadar 6/2011 - It's lighter and looks sleeker than its Flux predecessor, but as that was such a popular trail lid, Fox's Striker has got a lot to prove.
Catlike Whisper Plus 220 Triathlon June 2011 - The unique looking Whisper Plus helmet from Catlike stands out from the crowd more than virtually any other cycling kit.
Alpina Mythos helmet BikeRadar 7/2011 - Alpina's Pheos was an expensive but disappointing piece of kit, which is probably why the company has equipped the Mythos with all of its best features and made it some £50 cheaper.
POC Trabec helmet BikeRadar 6/2011 - With the Trabec, POC's first trail helmet, the Swedish company has managed to strike a compromise between classic looks and innovation.
Ekoi Corsa Lite 180 220 Triathlon April 2011 - The Corsa Lite is Ekoi's attempt at an ultra-light lid - the 180 in its name refers to its weight in grammes, and it's impressively adjustable for such a featherweight. ...
661 Recon Helmet (11) BikeRadar 2/2011 - The Recon lid is SixSixOne’s first venture into the rapidly expanding world of all-mountain protection. ...
Urge Down-O-Matic Impact II helmet (11) BikeRadar 2/2011 - We won’t beat around the bush with this one - its looks have split everyone’s opinions. Is it a beautiful piece of art disguised as a helmet, or simply an aesthetic mistake? ...
Giro Xar helmet BikeRadar 9/2011 - As a leader in the manufacturing of trail helmets Giro has revamped their popular Xen, but does the design all come together?
Bell Javelin 220 Triathlon February 2012 - The Bell Javelin has a shorter tail than its Meteor predecessor - which is in keeping with current TT tendencies.
Giro Aeon helmet BikeRadar 8/2011 - The Prolight failed to appeal by lacking in features and looking old-fashioned. This time Giro have released a helmet that has more features to offer and yet is almost as light in weight as its predecessor - can the Aeon prove its worth?
Giro's Breezy Brain Bucket Is Whisper-Light Wired.com 7/2011 - It may sound contrary, but the better ventilated a bike helmet is, the heavier it is too - usually.
Fox V3R (10) BikeRadar 5/2010 - The idea is simple – Fox already make one of the most successful and desirable helmets in motocross, so why not scale it down for mountain bikers?
Lazer Helmets Helium (10) BikeRadar 8/2010 - Despite the Helium moniker and more advanced look and feel (not to mention price), Lazer's latest helmet isn't much lighter than the similarly styled and long-standing Genesis model it supersedes.
Lazer Helmets Oasiz (11) BikeRadar 2/2011 - Lazer's 311g Oasiz trail bike helmet has been designed with help from four-cross legend Brian Lopes. It sports a deep rear coverage in-mould shell design and manages to combine this protection with a low profile. The rear of the helmet remains close to the skull, giving the effect of reducing the visual size of the helmet – especially flattering if you’re a rider who needs a large or XL size.
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