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From: davidk@dartvax.UUCP (David C. Kovar)
Newsgroups: net.cycle
Subject: Re: helmets, helmets..
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Date: Sat, 4-May-85 13:16:56 EDT
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  Back when I still had a cycle, I was using a Simpson helmet, no
recollection of which one save that people called me 'Darth' when
I was wearing it. Anyhow. It was a very comfortable helmet, good
visibility, but noisy at highway speeds. I remember a lot of wind
getting in and making a fair bit of noise. The flip up visor was ok,
it scratched a bit too easily and only had a full up and full down
position. It was still a nice helmet and fit me better than any of
the Tourstars I tried...

-- 
David C. Kovar    
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"I felt like a punk who'd gone out for a switchblade and come back
 with a tactical nuke.

 'Shit', I thought. 'Screwed again. What's good a tactical nuke in a
  street fight?'"
			"Burning Chrome" by William Gibson