Exclusive: How Giro Made a Cooler, Faster Helmet
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stella-azzurra
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When you have gone as light as you can what's left? speed?
This thing better have dimples or I'm not buying it.
This thing better have dimples or I'm not buying it.
I never took drugs to improve my performance at any time. I will be willing to stick my finger into a polygraph test if anyone with big media pull wants to take issue. If you buy a signed poster now it will not be tarnished later. --Graeme Obree
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Stolichnaya
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...and the article's opening photo does provide unequivocal proof that we men have our brains hardwired directly to our family jewels.
He's even wearing a bull t-shirt! Hahahaha
Sorry, I did not get to the article after that.
He's even wearing a bull t-shirt! Hahahaha
Sorry, I did not get to the article after that.
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xnavalav8r
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I love Giro helmets, but I noticed this helmet was used very little in the Tour and with no success. I know Garmin and Rabobank riders wore it in a couple stages in the first week, but it disappeared after that and wasn't seen again during any of the few remaining sprint stages. Millar won from a breakaway in a more traditional helmet.... the same with Van de Velde when he came second.
