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I bought a RF1400 at Cycle Gear. They measured my head and let me try a few on. The guy told me to wear it at home for a few days and I could return it as long as I didn't take it for a ride.
Cycle gear for the helmets when on sale. For accessories, I use https://www.helmetshop.com/ because Cycle Gear does not carry many accessories or replacements.
I bought a RF1400 at Cycle Gear. They measured my head and let me try a few on. The guy told me to wear it at home for a few days and I could return it as long as I didn't take it for a ride.
Those are great lids, and Cycle Gear is another great vendor. I bought 2 of my RF1200s there.
Love the weight of that 1400, feels so much lighter on the noggin than my NeoTec2
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