Real Cyclists
From Roadbike Review | February 25, 2013
VM owns a Dogma Pinarello, dubbed to be the world's most beautiful bike. Here is a feature in the Roadbike review. The featured bike is owned by Joe Dombrowski, who is from Fairfax Virginia but now lives in Nice France, and is a member of Team Sky Pro Cycling. He does what bikers usually do: train, ride, train, ride, train
A senior biker's log of bike rides, bikes, bike repairs, and his experience as senior and physical challenges being encountered as a senior
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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Cratoni helmets from Germany, retails at $160, now available in US
Real Cyclists
From From Roadbike Review by Thien Dinh | March 11, 2013
Head protection is an important area that bikers must pay attention to. I used to buy helmets that cost P300.00 each from the supermarket stores. After a crash, for which I had P80,000.00 operation on the face to repair a fracture, I invested in a Spyder carbon fiber laced. It set me back by P2,700.00
Now the Cratoni helmet which sells for $160.00, with carbon fiber frame weights merely superlight 200 grams (that is light) I has carbon fiber reenforcement. (You need that since helmets are made of styropor, they can just fall apart to pieces when they get old). I guess you have to change your helmet often because of the main material that is used.
From From Roadbike Review by Thien Dinh | March 11, 2013
Head protection is an important area that bikers must pay attention to. I used to buy helmets that cost P300.00 each from the supermarket stores. After a crash, for which I had P80,000.00 operation on the face to repair a fracture, I invested in a Spyder carbon fiber laced. It set me back by P2,700.00
Now the Cratoni helmet which sells for $160.00, with carbon fiber frame weights merely superlight 200 grams (that is light) I has carbon fiber reenforcement. (You need that since helmets are made of styropor, they can just fall apart to pieces when they get old). I guess you have to change your helmet often because of the main material that is used.
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