Just as a point of interest has anyone ever managed to remove and refit the straps in a cycle helmet? Looking at it it seems to be a single continuous length of webbing looped around half a dozen times, doubled back on itself before giving up and consigning the whole thing to the bin. I would just comment that I am NOT trying to do this, it is just idle curiosity.
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Andrew_Culture
Internet Marketing bod
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- The People's Republic Of Suffolk.
No, but I'd be impressed if you manage it!
Beebo
Firm and Fruity
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- Hexleybeef
I've done it a few times, to wash the strap in the washing machine..
There are two straps, one long, the other short.
Best advice is to try and remember how the clasp and side tensioners is fitted as this can get tricky.
Take a photo at various stages if this helps
There are two straps, one long, the other short.
Best advice is to try and remember how the clasp and side tensioners is fitted as this can get tricky.
Take a photo at various stages if this helps
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
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- South Manchester
Chuck the lid in the bottom of the shower once a week !
Typo there: by "week", you actually meant "blue moon", didn't you?
mattobrien
Guru
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- Sunny Suffolk
Managed it regularly with my previous Spesh lid, not tried it with the current one - the straps are a more forgiving colour, so the grime doesn't show up as much and it hasn't started to whiff yet...
Yes I've done it several times, its a bit of a faf but worth it.
Spoked Wheels
Legendary Member
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- Bournemouth
I've done it a couple of times, pretty much as you described it above. Having another helmet to look at in case it gets confusing is helpful. Not a difficult task I'd say.
