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| 2231.1 | :-) | NOVA::FISHER | Rdb/VMS Dinosaur | Fri Apr 03 1992 21:23 | 6 |
| You definitely look 60% cooler wearing a '92.
Oh, you mean temperature? Well, I haven't overheated yet this year
so I can't tell yet.
ed
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| 2231.2 | TIME ... just to complicate matters | SHALOT::ELLIS | John Lee Ellis - assembly required | Fri Apr 03 1992 21:26 | 8 |
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At those prices, you are getting into the range of the Time helmet,
which definitely is quite cool and light. And... you get the honor
of wearing a piece of equipment that shouts TIME in big bold orange
letters. :-) Honestly, though, the helmet is light and cool, and
has about the same shape (narrow) as the Giro.
-john
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| 2231.3 | | MOVIES::WIDDOWSON | Its (IO$_ACCESS|IO$M_ACCESS) VMS | Sun Apr 05 1992 09:45 | 1 |
| but I wear my helmet to keep my head *warm*....
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| 2231.4 | rain, cold, ... | SHALOT::ELLIS | John Lee Ellis - assembly required | Mon Apr 06 1992 10:48 | 11 |
| 2231.5 | | PAKORA::GGOODMAN | Number 1 in a field of 1 | Mon Apr 06 1992 10:54 | 8 |
| 2231.6 | | LJOHUB::CRITZ | | Mon Apr 06 1992 13:26 | 10 |
| Another feature of the Time helmet I like:
Time put little arrows at the outlets so that
you know which way the air is flowing. At least,
John Lee's helmet has the air flow direction
marked.
What a hoot!
Scott
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| 2231.7 | check, tongue in, dept. | NOVA::FISHER | Rdb/VMS Dinosaur | Mon Apr 06 1992 14:07 | 7 |
| Drat, That's not the direction of airflow! John's wearing it
backwards.
;-) ;-) ;-)
ed
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| 2231.8 | aha! | SHALOT::ELLIS | John Lee Ellis - assembly required | Mon Apr 06 1992 14:36 | 7 |
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RE: John's wearing it backwards...
I *knew* something was wrong when the helmet whistled unless
I looked backwards! :-)
-john
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| 2231.9 | INTAKES CAN BE DANGEROUS! | WMOIS::GIROUARD_C | | Mon Apr 06 1992 16:09 | 5 |
| I thought those arrows were required through federal regulations so
that when travelling down the road you'll know to keep those intakes
away from birds, small children, and compact cars.... :-)
Chip
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| 2231.10 | Is this true? | LEGUP::SHORTT | John Shortt / DTN: 266-4594 | Tue Apr 07 1992 23:54 | 4 |
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But is the Time helmet guaranteed for replacement in the event of a
crash? I was intrigued by Giro's claim and would consider it for this
reason. Something like the last helmet you'll need to buy?
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| 2231.11 | don't know | SHALOT::ELLIS | John Lee Ellis - assembly required | Wed Apr 08 1992 00:39 | 5 |
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I think other manufacturers also offer a replacement helmet
after crash, but I don't know about Time. Interesting question.
-j
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| 2231.12 | 1 year limit on helmet replacement | OXNARD::KLEE | Ken Lee | Wed Apr 08 1992 19:29 | 6 |
| I think the Giro replacement offer is only good for 1 year from the
date of purchase. Unless you plan on crashing every year, this
probably won't be useful.
Ken
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| 2231.13 | Free replacement for '92 | POLAR::TANSLEY | | Wed Apr 08 1992 21:14 | 12 |
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re: .12
The 1 year limit applied to the '91 models. For '92, there is no time
limit (at least on certain models, including the Hammerhead SC I was
looking at). As I recall, there was also a charge in '91 ($15.00??),
while the replacement will now be free of charge.
Good selling point, but one that I hope never to use!
Doug.
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| 2231.14 | | STRATA::HUI | | Mon Apr 13 1992 16:55 | 13 |
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>The 1 year limit applied to the '91 models. For '92, there is no time
>limit (at least on certain models, including the Hammerhead SC I was
>looking at). As I recall, there was also a charge in '91 ($15.00??),
>while the replacement will now be free of charge.
There is a $15.00 replacement cost for all Giro Thinshell helmets and
Prolight Lycra helmets will be replace free of charge. There is no
time limit on the 92 helmets but I would bet they would only replace
it once.
Dave
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| 2231.15 | Giro SC helmet liners | OXNARD::KLEE | Ken Lee | Mon Apr 13 1992 18:11 | 7 |
| By the way, my local shop is selling the new Giro helmet liners as an
upgrade. Cost is around $20 (I don't remember exactly). They claim
that most of the "coolness" benefits are from the liner, not changes to
the helmet design. Anyone have mored info on this?
Ken
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