Helmets and glasses

Scott_0001
Posts: 32
After taking up road cycling last month i'm in need for a better helmet as mine feels and looks like a space helmet and when going down hills the wind makes my eyes water like mad lol.
This is the bike i have so would like it to match as close as possible http://www.evanscycles.com/products/sco ... e-ec042439
As i'm new i'm not wanting to spend more than £40 on a helmet and same on the glasses.
This is the bike i have so would like it to match as close as possible http://www.evanscycles.com/products/sco ... e-ec042439
As i'm new i'm not wanting to spend more than £40 on a helmet and same on the glasses.
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Try some on - it's the only way. maybe look for a black one.0
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for glasses, get some photochromic ones, they're a little bit more than £40 but means you can cycle in a range of conditions without swapping lenses. I cycle at dusk quite often so having one pair of glasses dealing with low sun and night time was perfect.http://app.strava.com/athletes/686217
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Pairs-Barat ... 256aec8d01
I use these most of the time , clear, yellow or grey . i buy them from a local safety shop. decathlon have a £7 version, but they have a strengthened upper rim which i prefer to avoid if possible since it can impede your view and makes you kink your head up more causing neck ache on a long ride. most cycle glasses have that fault.Raleigh Eclipse, , Dahon Jetstream XP, Raleigh Banana, Dawes super galaxy, Raleigh Clubman
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