Good helmet for the money - £13.99 with free delivery They also have some other MET helmets on offer which might we worth a look. Some pretty good offers such as £43.99 for the MET Rivale Helmet 2016. (M / Orange & Black)
Protect your noggin!
MET Espresso HelmetA versatile all-rounder, the Espresso offers safety, reliability and comfort in one user-friendly package. Our occipital retention system helps dissipate shock whilst our Safe-T-Twist dial ensures fine-tuning the fit is a cinch.
Features:
Safe-T e-Twist dial at the back of the helmet for easy one-hand size adjustment
Anti-insect net prevents insects from entering the helmet through the front air intakes
Internal padding is made from anti-allergenic, washable fabric
Adjustable from 54 to 61cm head size
Reflective stickers make you more visible
CE EN 1078, AUS AS/NZ 2063, US CPSC 1203 certified
Buy MET Helmets from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.
16 comments
akexuk
4 Jun 17#16
Voted hot. Got one. Thanks
jaydeeuk1
26 May 172#14
I need a new helmet, fell off bike other day on loose gravel, legs and arms are a write off but the helmet saved my good looks and meant only my chin got scratched.
Helmets work, anyone who says otherwise is a complete muppet.
fishwibbler to jaydeeuk1
26 May 171#15
lol, made me think of the Black Knight scene from Monty Python's Holy Grail. "It's just a flesh wound"!
Do they do a "Skinny Latté" helmet?? Never been keen on Expresso.
BTW, The Rozzers call them RTI's, they dont believe in Accidents, so they call them Incidents.
pibpob
26 May 171#12
Great proof that you need to read between the lines: "Bicycle helmets reduce risk of serious head injury by nearly 70%, study finds" Did you land on your head on a flat surface at less than 10mph - or whatever extremely limited circumstances these helmets are supposed to protect you under? Because if not, heaven would be able to tell you that you'd have been in pretty much the same state.
swisstm
26 May 17#10
2% back on Quidco too...every little helps and all that! :smirk:
whatyadoinsucka
26 May 17#8
Voted hot, always good to see a cheaply priced helmets, no excuse that helmets cost too much, etc
having been involved in an RTA recently, I was asked by a&e receptionists, nurses, doctors, consultants, the police and injury solicitors if i was wearing a helmet ..
The trolls will always say no need to wear one
cralittlewood to whatyadoinsucka
26 May 17#9
I'll second that, I recently had a fall off my bike whilst commuting and heavens knows what state I would be in if I hadn't been wearing a helmet. Great price this and just ordered a couple for the kids.
pibpob to whatyadoinsucka
26 May 171#11
Naive: these people all say that, because they have been conditioned into believing that they make a difference. The hard evidence that they offer significant protection in reality is extremely slim, and there is even some evidence that wearing one puts you in more danger because you instinctively take more risks and nearby motorists instinctively behave more riskily towards you because they see you as less vulnerable.
Add to that the health benefits of cycling, and if society treats you as a pariah because you don't wear a helmet, a lot of people who might benefit from cycling will not.
Go to the Netherlands and hardly anyone wears one.
Unfortunately these arguments are subtle - it's far easier to comprehend that wearing a helmet must be a good thing cos it's a lump of polystyrene on your head, and if you hadn't worn it when you had an accident, you'd have been worse off. Add to that, the bicycle helmet industry which owes its existence to people buying its products.
Don't call me a troll - I wear one too. Please don't condemn people who don't - the benefits of cycling far outweigh the risks, whether wearing a helmet or not. Leave it up to the individual.
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They also have some other MET helmets on offer which might we worth a look.
Some pretty good offers such as £43.99 for the MET Rivale Helmet 2016. (M / Orange & Black)
Protect your noggin!
MET Espresso HelmetA versatile all-rounder, the Espresso offers safety, reliability and comfort in one user-friendly package. Our occipital retention system helps dissipate shock whilst our Safe-T-Twist dial ensures fine-tuning the fit is a cinch.
Features:
- Safe-T e-Twist dial at the back of the helmet for easy one-hand size adjustment
- Anti-insect net prevents insects from entering the helmet through the front air intakes
- Internal padding is made from anti-allergenic, washable fabric
- Adjustable from 54 to 61cm head size
- Reflective stickers make you more visible
- CE EN 1078, AUS AS/NZ 2063, US CPSC 1203 certified
Buy MET Helmets from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.16 comments
Helmets work, anyone who says otherwise is a complete muppet.
Here it is.
BTW, The Rozzers call them RTI's, they dont believe in Accidents, so they call them Incidents.
Did you land on your head on a flat surface at less than 10mph - or whatever extremely limited circumstances these helmets are supposed to protect you under? Because if not, heaven would be able to tell you that you'd have been in pretty much the same state.
having been involved in an RTA recently, I was asked by a&e receptionists, nurses, doctors, consultants, the police and injury solicitors if i was wearing a helmet ..
The trolls will always say no need to wear one
Add to that the health benefits of cycling, and if society treats you as a pariah because you don't wear a helmet, a lot of people who might benefit from cycling will not.
Go to the Netherlands and hardly anyone wears one.
Unfortunately these arguments are subtle - it's far easier to comprehend that wearing a helmet must be a good thing cos it's a lump of polystyrene on your head, and if you hadn't worn it when you had an accident, you'd have been worse off. Add to that, the bicycle helmet industry which owes its existence to people buying its products.
Don't call me a troll - I wear one too. Please don't condemn people who don't - the benefits of cycling far outweigh the risks, whether wearing a helmet or not. Leave it up to the individual.
http://www.met-helmets.com/en/products/active/espresso