For many years I'veI laughed in the face of headwear which claims 'one size fits all'... And in the LBS last week my worst fears were confirmed once again when their 'one size fits all' summer caps came nowhere near encircling the Wibbilngton cranium..
Any suggestions for a source of cycling caps of a bigger size than usual?
For many years I'veI laughed in the face of headwear which claims 'one size fits all'... And in the LBS last week my worst fears were confirmed once again when their 'one size fits all' summer caps came nowhere near encircling the Wibbilngton cranium..
Any suggestions for a source of cycling caps of a bigger size than usual?
I've got a big head (urc chorus: yes we know!) and find the Assos one size fit nicely. Bit more expensive than the regular ones but then I have the same problems as you with regular ones.
I had three occasions this week during cycling trips to regret my decision not to wear a helmet. Twice on the Lymington-IoW ferry I banged my head on deck on an iron girder while travelling over for a quick off-road ride on the IoW and on Friday, leaving an office in Cambridge carrying my Brompton I hit my head on a door frame. I really must get a polystyrene hat for wearing when I'm off the bike.
-- Tony
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