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Old 25-07-06, 05:52 PM   #1
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Some of you will remember the free Shark S500 helmets that were being given away with TWO mag last year. I've been using mine every since; always found it very stable.

However, today it excelled itself........I rode from Brecon to Cardiff (about 45 miles) at sometimes stupid speeds (it was hot and I needed to keep cool, officer!!) into a headwind and it didn't blow off even though I left Brecon without doing up the strap

Only found out when I got home.

Can't help thinking that I'm very lucky.
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Old 26-07-06, 06:16 PM   #2
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See fah luto eetheen, ee yaba ma dukey massa. Eeth wong che coh pa na-geen, nah meeto toe bunky dunko. Lo choda!
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Old 31-12-06, 02:33 AM   #3
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yeah they certainly are a summer helmet.
they do keep your head very cool compared to other helmets ive worn, but my chin does touch the front bit, and you cant have the visor "just a touch" open at triple figure speeds without it slamming all over the place.

oh, and my visor push button clip broke too.
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