a solution for (not getting) headache when using sunglasses
- Thread starter saruti
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is that helmet on sideways?
have you tried sunglasses that fit properly? i have a pretty big dome, and if sunglasses are too small (narrow) on the earpieces then i get headaches.
i'm with stupid. too tight sunglasses give me headaches.
I have the same and it only when I ride with a helmet and glasses. I can have the same glass and wear them all day. Put on the helmet and ride and it starts to hurt really quickly.
pretty sure that says germany...No, just Italian design...
can't stand riding in either sunglasses or goggles.
Ok, you've said you don't wear jerseys or riding shorts, now no eyewear ? What do you wear when you ride, polo, khakis, and loafers without socks ? Or are you more a studded leather belt and your sister's jeans rider ? Dashiki and sandals ? Inflatable sumo wrestler Halloween costume ? What man, what ?
umm...helmet, t shirt, cargo shorts, 5-10s, socks, boxers.
occasionally deodorant.
in the winter, a flannel or shell, and if it's below 50 maybe gloves. i have terrible circulation and my fingers freeze quick, especially the ones that have been dislocated.
in the hills, a pack.
for dh-esque days kneepads and fullface.
i once wore khakis when i got to the trailhead after work and had forgotten my shorts.
fashion. IT'S IMPORTANT!
*keep in mind, my "one" bike is an unrideable 34#, 26" wheeled (in a 27.5 fork whose rake and a-2-c are probably all screwed up), vpp, coil sprung, aluminum NIGHTMARE...
occasionally deodorant.
in the winter, a flannel or shell, and if it's below 50 maybe gloves. i have terrible circulation and my fingers freeze quick, especially the ones that have been dislocated.
in the hills, a pack.
for dh-esque days kneepads and fullface.
i once wore khakis when i got to the trailhead after work and had forgotten my shorts.
fashion. IT'S IMPORTANT!
*keep in mind, my "one" bike is an unrideable 34#, 26" wheeled (in a 27.5 fork whose rake and a-2-c are probably all screwed up), vpp, coil sprung, aluminum NIGHTMARE...
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Ok, gotcha.
Say do you happen to know Eric Barone's tailor ? I'm thinking this kit will be perfect the local Monday night ride on the easy, er fast, or flow, whatever trails.
Say do you happen to know Eric Barone's tailor ? I'm thinking this kit will be perfect the local Monday night ride on the easy, er fast, or flow, whatever trails.
Really the only two options of the spectrum.
Damn, you're right. The company sits in Germany. The name "Casco" means helmet in Italian though.
And I thought these abominations must come clearly from an Italian designer...
