First impressions were that I could tell it the Tempor was from a bit back with the press fit visor instead of magnet. Otherwise, I guess I have a narrow head as my ears didn't get ripped off putting it on. Others said that was an issue that made them loath it. They just kind of fold out of the way and on it goes.


I dunno, it fits/feels fine. Vision doesn't seem to be any worse given the riding position than anything else I've ever owned.


I totally get why this was NOT a good high production volume or sales volume helmet design choice. But, I also can totally see why if pursuit or fast TT's are your thing.......yeah, it could work. I'll get to the "could" work later when I ride it and grab some data.

I own a Giro Adv 2, a POC Cerebel, and this POC Tempor. I went ahead and got a new Tempor as the used prices are astronomical. Price was exact per POC website.

I know I'm no master at bike fit, but it's what I've got. Never mind the table lean, I was too lazy to drag the trainer out of the closet pain cave setup. But you get the idea. I know some folks find little issues each time I post pics, I then decide if they're worth fixing or if my data says "it's fast". I like the look so far, now to see if it will fly or not.

Oh, random........why the flying fook do a lot of aerobar setups ship with cylindrical head hex fasteners instead of round/button head? The button head looks SO much better and stays out of the wind. I spent $5 to replace a bunch on this bike and it just tickles the OCD a little bit. But McMaster screwed me on the shipping. Eff those guys.

Oh, and yes......I'm looking for a different skinsuit to go with the setup. I own a BP 3.3. But was told to try a Velotec.