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Re: Poc Cerebel vs Selector... [SBRcoffee]
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Helmet testing is very individual. If you can wait until August the Giro Aerohead will be released. I've heard it is testing really fast on most riders. Thats what I am waiting for.
I havent seen much data on the POC or the Catlike. The Selector is pretty popular.
I havent seen much data on the POC or the Catlike. The Selector is pretty popular.
Re: Poc Cerebel vs Selector... [SBRcoffee]
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If you spend a lot of time looking down, the POC may be a better choice. If you are generally looking forward, go with the selector. Also, if the Selector meshes well with your back, choose it.
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Re: Poc Cerebel vs Selector... [SBRcoffee]
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Have never tried the Selector but love my Cerebel, raced in it last month- 84 miles with about 9k climbing, so descents and flats on the bars, climbs on the base bar, it really does accommodate different positions well.
Re: Poc Cerebel vs Selector... [SlowAmericano]
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Been using the Cerebel for a few rides now.
One thing I noticed, if I put my head down, I get a screeching noise from the wind!!! Scared the crap out of me the first time it happened, like a child yelling in my ear....lol. I'm trying to think of it as a feature, a warning to keep my head up properly... :)
One thing I noticed, if I put my head down, I get a screeching noise from the wind!!! Scared the crap out of me the first time it happened, like a child yelling in my ear....lol. I'm trying to think of it as a feature, a warning to keep my head up properly... :)
Re: Poc Cerebel vs Selector... [SBRcoffee]
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If you have a big head the Cerebel wont fit. I am not sure if they have come out with the large size yet but I had originally bought the cerebel, but had to return it and but a Kask Bambino because it was available in a larger size.
According to the centimeter circumference of my head I was in range but in actuality I could not even get it on.
I love the Bambino, it exudes quality and so far has been very comfortable. I am doing a hotter race this weekend so this should be a new test.
According to the centimeter circumference of my head I was in range but in actuality I could not even get it on.
I love the Bambino, it exudes quality and so far has been very comfortable. I am doing a hotter race this weekend so this should be a new test.
Re: Poc Cerebel vs Selector... [SBRcoffee]
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I know what you mean, it surprised me too, the POC is my first aero lid so the noise was unexpected, I have become used to it though.
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Assuming I dont have access to testing...would one of these be a safer bet over the other?? Or, catlike Rapid Tri??
Both have tested well in our AeroCamps. The selector is a very good helmet and is a safe bet if you tend to look forward most of the time. We tested the POC quite a bit at our last big camp and it did well for a variety of athletes. I'd say either one would be a decently safe bet. The Selector is WAY WAY cheaper though.
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