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Where can I find reviews and opinions online for Giro Indicator Sport Bike Helmet (Titanium, Universal Fit)
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I bought this helmet last September. Excellent fit, very comfortable, light, and good ventilation. It's protection ability was tested yesterday when I hit a curb wrong and went flying - cracked the helmet & recieved 16 stiches to my eye but no concusion or other head injury... which really surprised the emergency room doctor. I'm buying the exact same model today as my...
SURVIVED CRASH
I bought this helmet last September. Excellent fit, very comfortable, light, and good ventilation. It's protection ability was tested yesterday when I hit a curb wrong and went flying - cracked the helmet & recieved 16 stiches to my eye but no concusion or other head injury... which really surprised the emergency room doctor. I'm buying the exact same model today as my...
How much are cycling machines?
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I live in England
Also are there any good places to buy them from?
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Iâd say anywhere from $120 (cheap, noisy uncomfortable bad crappy one made in China that will break within a year) to $2,300 (sturdy commercial gym grade one).
If I had to buy a stationary bike for personal use, I would buy an Airgometer with moving handles (so you also get an upper body workout and your arms can help when your legs get tired). The one at Amazon.com is about $450 (new). I bought mine more than 20 years ago and it still works. The seat is hard so I added a gel seat cover. I even constructed a table (itâs just a long, thin book shelf that I put on long legs) to fit between the handles and my body so I can put books there and read...but more often than not, Iâm just watching TV while using my bike.
Buy a good quality bike and if money is an issue, pay it on a monthly basis (like I did 20 years ago) or borrow money to pay for it. Youâre better off with a good quality machine that will last for a long time than with some cheap crappy machine made in China, which is like throwing money out the window.
I donât live in England so I donât know about good places to buy them from.
I live in the US and little stores selling exercise equipment usually sell good quality products and the sale people are knowledgeable but the equipment is very expensive.
For bigger sports stores, you can try out the equipment thatâs on the floor (as nobody working there knows anything about any machines, so you have to figure it out for yourself). For cheap stores like Wal-Mart, you cannot even try out their crappy equipment made in China as they smartly store them on high shelves.
Some stores, like âPlay it Againâ sell used exercise and sports equipments. Like if a couple move in together and they both have exercise equipment, they get rid of some. Or if a kid outgrew his $80 ski helmet that he only used one weekend...then somebody will buy it for $10.
Do some research online. Find the bike that you need. Then read reviews from users about it. That goes for everything. I just bought a yogurt maker after reading great reviews about it (because I had no idea which one to buy) and it makes great yogurts.
You could also get lucky and find a used Airgometer online or in a thrift store in your neck of the wood.
Iâd say anywhere from $120 (cheap, noisy uncomfortable bad crappy one made in China that will break within a year) to $2,300 (sturdy commercial gym grade one).
If I had to buy a stationary bike for personal use, I would buy an Airgometer with moving handles (so you also get an upper body workout and your arms can help when your legs get tired). The one at Amazon.com is about $450 (new). I bought mine more than 20 years ago and it still works. The seat is hard so I added a gel seat cover. I even constructed a table (itâs just a long, thin book shelf that I put on long legs) to fit between the handles and my body so I can put books there and read...but more often than not, Iâm just watching TV while using my bike.
Buy a good quality bike and if money is an issue, pay it on a monthly basis (like I did 20 years ago) or borrow money to pay for it. Youâre better off with a good quality machine that will last for a long time than with some cheap crappy machine made in China, which is like throwing money out the window.
I donât live in England so I donât know about good places to buy them from.
I live in the US and little stores selling exercise equipment usually sell good quality products and the sale people are knowledgeable but the equipment is very expensive.
For bigger sports stores, you can try out the equipment thatâs on the floor (as nobody working there knows anything about any machines, so you have to figure it out for yourself). For cheap stores like Wal-Mart, you cannot even try out their crappy equipment made in China as they smartly store them on high shelves.
Some stores, like âPlay it Againâ sell used exercise and sports equipments. Like if a couple move in together and they both have exercise equipment, they get rid of some. Or if a kid outgrew his $80 ski helmet that he only used one weekend...then somebody will buy it for $10.
Do some research online. Find the bike that you need. Then read reviews from users about it. That goes for everything. I just bought a yogurt maker after reading great reviews about it (because I had no idea which one to buy) and it makes great yogurts.
You could also get lucky and find a used Airgometer online or in a thrift store in your neck of the wood.
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