Fitting a Bike Helmet
DonDaddyD
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How should a properly sized helmet fit?
I've bought new Specialized Helmet. It sits quite snug on the head, as in my head touches parts of the helmet (the top, front and back, I can't fit any fingers through it and there is little movement when the helmet is on even before I've fastened it. The front of the helmet comes over my forehead sitting just above my eyebrows and doesn't sit high so not to look like a mushroom.
I'm probably not making any sense, so what should I look for when buying a helmet. The guy in Evans didn't seem to know an ounce about how the helmet should fit, nice guy though.
How should a properly sized helmet fit?
I've bought new Specialized Helmet. It sits quite snug on the head, as in my head touches parts of the helmet (the top, front and back, I can't fit any fingers through it and there is little movement when the helmet is on even before I've fastened it. The front of the helmet comes over my forehead sitting just above my eyebrows and doesn't sit high so not to look like a mushroom.
I'm probably not making any sense, so what should I look for when buying a helmet. The guy in Evans didn't seem to know an ounce about how the helmet should fit, nice guy though.
How should a properly sized helmet fit?
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A true scalp is not only overtaking someone but leaving them stopped at a set of lights. As you, who have clearly beaten the lights, pummels nothing but the open air ahead. ~ 'DondaddyD'. Player of the Unspoken Game