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![]() Bell 2006 Influx Mountain Bike Helmet By: Bell Average Rating: 5.0 Total Reviews: 1 More Information This lightweight helmet fits comfortably while keeping my head cool. by: lbphoto_dot_net On: 2006-09-13 After too many years without a bike I finally decided it was time to buy one for commuting from work. Since the bike cost more than I planned for, I wanted to get a good helmet at the lowest price. I started by trying on lower priced helmets but just didnt get a comfortable fit. When I got to the Influx, the fit felt good. A month later, Im still happy with my new helmet. To get a proper fit, the straps must be properly adjusted. The five simple steps are detailed in the owners manual complete with diagrams. Basically one wears the helmet in its proper position, adjusts the Cam-Lock adjustors, pull the chin strap tight, set the geared positioning system (GPS), and test the helmets fit. It is recommended that after an accident, the helmet be replaced, as damage is not always obvious. Bell offers a crash replacement policy for purchases in Canada and the US costing $35 in the states. Excessive heat can damage this helmet, store in a cool dry place when not in use. Heat damage is indicated by uneven or bubbly surfaces. This lightweight helmet provides the protection I need, fits comfortably, and keeps my head cool. The Influx has proved to be a good purchase for me. PROS: Comfortable fit Vented to keep you cool CONS: Removable visor can block too much field of vision at times. |
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