Helmet advice.

From: Chris Rowe (hangtime@elnino.engr.sgi.com-DeleteThis)
Date: Mon Jun 16 1997 - 11:30:05 PDT


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From: "Chris Rowe" <hangtime@elnino.engr.sgi.com-DeleteThis>
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In-Reply-To: "Edward W. Scott" <shred@netcom.com-DeleteThis> "Perc Ponds/Sherman/PCS" (Jun 16, 10:29am)
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Subject: Helmet advice.
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I'm the guy who broke out some teeth on his booom late thursday at third.
My thoughts: jumping while hooked in fundamentally constrains the distance
your face, or you, can get away from carbon/aluminum tubing, so you don't even
have to crash to get hurt.

My question, though, is regarding helmets. I went by Helm to check into
full-face helmets for the big days, and the Primex helmet, even in XL,
hurts to get on and crushes my ears. So I am posting to this group to
ask if anyone knows of a good full-face helmet and/or where to find
it in the bay area, preferably on the SF penninsula. Comfort is key. I guess
I have a huge head.

Thanks in advance.

Chris.

"this ol' head is just waaay out of proportion for this body. Oh Yeaaaaahh."
Tom Hanks, SNL.



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