Trial bike helmets

Straight sleeves cut with a perfect fit to the upper body. Printing by sublimation. Trial Store USA logo on front and Trial Store USA logo on front The Jitsie L3 jersey is a lightweight, polyester jersey with all features you would expect from a modern trials jersey. Features: - polyester moisture wicking stretch fabrics - perforated fabric on rear back panel - minimal V-neck - stretch cuffs on Created with Sketch. Toggle menu Call us on: Login or Sign Up 0. All Extra stuff How to choose the best Combined with the wide selection of colors and Created with Sketch.

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Ventilation is a tough one when it comes to time trials because the more closed off helmets are usually faster in the wind tunnel; however, if you overheat during your event, your body will hit the brakes on your max output. Some helmets have removable plugs, while others allow for the visor to be removed, and some others have a hidey-hole for ice bags or ports for water poured over your head to filter through. Don't expect gale-force winds to pass through the shell though, even with the best-vented TT lids.

If you overheat quickly, magnetic visors that can be stashed on the brow might save your race. Pretty much every TT helmet on the market comes with some definition of an integrated visor — they are faster and eliminate eyewear incompatibility. Magnets attach some, others use clips, while others still are fixed in place. With that, it's worth considering not only the tint but also the quality of the optics and if spares are readily available for when you drop one.

The other key consideration with these integrated visors is, of course, how much you can see. Some of the more radical designs see the visor wrap all the way around past your ears which makes for a genuinely unobstructed view, while others only go as far as your temples and can infringe on your peripheral vision and road awareness.

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Sign in. Included in this guide: 1. Image 1 of 8. Image 2 of 8. Image 3 of 8. Image 4 of 8. Image 5 of 8. Image 6 of 8. Image 7 of 8. Image 8 of 8. Specifications Visor attachment: Magnetic. Tail type: Short.