Seager said:I like the setup but I think I'd adjust mine lower so I could put more
weight on them.
Me too. I like the idea of the elbow-rests, but their riding position is
way too upright. For comfort it's probably good, but for long, fast
rides (like RTL) I think I'd opt for less frontal area.
tomblackwood said:The main danger those boys face from a UPD is a head injury from their
lack of helmets. Hopefully there's a law against it in Nova Scotia, so
they can be protected from their folly.
I think there's a helmet rule for the race, but not sure. If there isn't
there should be, but that's up to the organizers and their insurance
carrier. I certainly recommend it for *any* riding when cars are
around. Also I'm going to repeat my recommendation for wristguards and
anything else you want to add for the criterium race!
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