aero helmets
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pcolatri posted 45 weeks ago.
Yes they do help but by how much is the real question.
I have seen some test that say in a perfectly flat, non windy 40k TT they can save as much as a minute thirty. And as you could imagine in saves more time the farther you go. But some also say that if it is hot they cook your brain and somehow affects your running (look at the two Ironman champions)?!?
I'd say if you have the cash go for it. And it also helps in the mental game, if you think you can go faster then you will go faster.
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Nobody posted 45 weeks ago.
What will save you a TON of time is using the search feature in the upper right....
http://www.trifuel.com/forum/11121/aero-helmets-worth-it-or-just-hype
http://www.trifuel.com/forum/16779/aero-helmet
Greatness is only achieved by those who perpetually raise the expectations of themselves to the point where it ruins their life.
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TryScott posted 45 weeks ago.
TriFuel should get an aero search to save even more time.
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TriSooner posted 45 weeks ago.
TryScott wrote:
TriFuel should get a "how much faster will I be if I buy _____ instead of actually train?" search. But seriously, here's a good article from a few weeks ago. But why stop at just the helmet? Get the whole set up: Specialized Transition (2009 is $4,400) with HED3 Trispoke wheels (~$1,500) and aero helmeT ($100-$200) for about $6,000.
TriFuel should get an aero search to save even more time.
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Gsal posted 45 weeks ago.
the spiuk kronos is pretty good. expensive, but not bad.
"You can never be too rich or too skinny."
-My doctor
Righto, are they any good or is it just a toss factor. would they assits a middle of the road age grouper?
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