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Casco Speed Aero

shansey · 2015-09-28 12:06:12

Anyone have any views on these? Was thinking of getting a lid that suits both normal road training and the occasional TT. Would I be better with tow independent helmets?

28-09-2015 12:06pm

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shansey

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Anyone have any views on these?

Was thinking of getting a lid that suits both normal road training and the occasional TT.

Would I be better with tow independent helmets?

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#2 28-09-2015 12:38pm

Daroxtar

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I have a Speedster, not as expensive but almost identical. It's a nice fitting helmet and the Visor hasn't fogged up although I haven't worn it in really cold or rainy weather yet. I wear glasses and have no problems fitting them under the Visor.
Check out Bike24.de, if you use a UK Parcelmotel address you can get the helmet for a very good price.
I don't TT, I just use it as my regular helmet, sometimes with or without the Visor depending on my mood. I can't say how much faster it makes me but I look like a badass Judge Dredd motherfkker. That's all that matters really

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