Helmet for Big Heads

Instead of trying to wear a cap underneath, I got a helmet cover (they are
like shower caps for your helmet) and wore a knitted band to cover my ears.
The good part is as I warm up, I peel off the helmet cover, and drop the
band around my neck.

"Bill B" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Hoo-Ray
I finally found a good looking Helmet to fit my Big Head. My previous
Big Helmets were the Bell King Head Helmets. I used these Helmets for
winter riding only because they were the only helmet that would allow
me to wear a tobbogan cap or a baclava??. Heck the helmet will even
fit over my Down Parka hood. My spring,summer and fall [large]helmet
finally fit after I took out all of the faom pads. Even then it was a
tight fit but after a few seasons the Styrofoam liner formed to my
head for a nice fit. I just got the Bell Sequoia Helmet which seems
much nicer than the King Head . The Sequoia fit range is 57 to 64cm ,
weighs 353g's and looks just like my old worn out warm weather helmet
which is good because I never liked the looks of the white King Head
Helmet. One feture about my new Sequoia that I really like is the red
adjusting wheel that you turn to either loosen or tighten the helmet
which will be great when wearing winter caps. Bike nashbar sells this
helmet.

I found my helmet cover to be indispensible while on tour last summer.
It's good to keep your head warm in chilly weather, dry in wet
weather, and non-sunburned in sunny weather! I see that Adventure
Cycling now offers one with a rear neck cover too. Check out their
on-line catalogue.

BentJay

See my tour journal at: http://aroundthelake.crazyguyonabike.com

[email hidden] (BentJay) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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I found my helmet cover to be indispensible while on tour last summer.
It's good to keep your head warm in chilly weather, dry in wet
weather, and non-sunburned in sunny weather! I see that Adventure
Cycling now offers one with a rear neck cover too. Check out their
on-line catalogue.

BentJay

See my tour journal at: http://aroundthelake.crazyguyonabike.com

Helmet covers are OK for chilly weather but they don't cut it for me
when the temps get down in the 20s. I don't need a cover for chilly or
temps above 32

"BentJay" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I found my helmet cover to be indispensible while on tour last summer.
It's good to keep your head warm in chilly weather, dry in wet
weather, and non-sunburned in sunny weather! I see that Adventure
Cycling now offers one with a rear neck cover too. Check out their
on-line catalogue.

BentJay

See my tour journal at: http://aroundthelake.crazyguyonabike.com

Do you have a link for that catalogue?

"Mark Leuck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<f2Rld.506960$mD.56566@attbi_s02>...

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"BentJay" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I found my helmet cover to be indispensible while on tour last summer.
It's good to keep your head warm in chilly weather, dry in wet
weather, and non-sunburned in sunny weather! I see that Adventure
Cycling now offers one with a rear neck cover too. Check out their
on-line catalogue.

BentJay

See my tour journal at: http://aroundthelake.crazyguyonabike.com

Do you have a link for that catalogue?

http://www.adventurecycling.org/store/category.cfm?Category=51