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The Evans Cycles guide to choosing a bike helmet. We have a look at some of the key attributes of road, MTB and hybrid helmets. Helmets come in a variety of shapes and sizes and are vital for keeping you safe when out on your bike. You can see the full range of helmets at the Evans Cycles store --- http://bit.ly/29Aa8fQ Road helmets: The first helmet we look at is highly ventilated and extremely light, keeping your head cool in the summer months. The second has little ventilation which can help keep your head warm in the winter months, but, that is not the purpose of this helmet. As you can probably tell from the shape, this helmet is to help improve the aerodynamics, maximising your ability to go faster. MTB: The first helmet also has a peak to keep the sun out as well as a Go Pro mount on the top of the helmet. This MTB helmet provides better protection at the back of the helmet, by coming all the way down the back of your head. The second MTB option is a full face helmet. Full face helmets are less ventilated and have less field of vision. But, if you are going to be riding dangerously on your bike, then this is the helmet to use. Commuter/leisure helmets: If you are using a helmet to keep you safe when you are out and about, then a commuter helmet is ideal. The commuter helmet are light weight, more discreet than road and MTB helmet and the one in the video has a visor to keep the sun out, as well as reflectors to help you be seen, oh and not forgetting - extremely comfortable. We encourage you to go try some helmets at one of our stores and see which one suits you. We promise that wearing a bike helmet is not something you will regret. Enjoy the ride, Toby More Toby investigates --- http://bit.ly/29BXyOe Road Helmets from Evans Cycles --- http://bit.ly/29DPom3 MTB & Commuter Helmets from Evans Cycles --- http://bit.ly/29veYJK Be social and Join us for the ride Website: https://www.evanscycles.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/evanscycles Twitter: https://twitter.com/evanscycles