ohh yeah and i just deal with it and run my hands through it or where a cap all the time after i get off the bikeHelmet hair
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Also to stop getting the ends tangled if you have long hair, some people swear by these http://www.hairglovecycle.com/
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looking for a forum that advocates race replica, 600cc supersports for learners on public roads? - [url=http://www.google.com]Clicky[/url]
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I use to have an old school Pompadour working for me, long sideburns and such.
Living in Chicago, especially over the past months, the temps have skyrocketted, so no more gel, and hairspray....just decided to buy a pair of clippers from target and buzz er down!
started off w/ a #3, then down to a #2.....i'll probably get down to a #1 w/ a 0 fade at the bottom.
So.....i ride to the train station (15 miles) and i also wear a dew rag under my helmet. I usually wear slacks and a buttoned shirt and though it may not be the most professional looking haircut (not like the Pompadour was either), it does the job- Besides.....think of all of the money i am saving by not using gobs of hairspray, gel, using my blow dryer and the time spent!
No helmet hair for me......
Living in Chicago, especially over the past months, the temps have skyrocketted, so no more gel, and hairspray....just decided to buy a pair of clippers from target and buzz er down!
started off w/ a #3, then down to a #2.....i'll probably get down to a #1 w/ a 0 fade at the bottom.
So.....i ride to the train station (15 miles) and i also wear a dew rag under my helmet. I usually wear slacks and a buttoned shirt and though it may not be the most professional looking haircut (not like the Pompadour was either), it does the job- Besides.....think of all of the money i am saving by not using gobs of hairspray, gel, using my blow dryer and the time spent!
No helmet hair for me......
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Try one of these. They're what all the contestants on Survivor wear:
http://www.buffusa.com/
They come in a gazillion colors. There's even a line-up that has stripes of 3M Scotchlite reflective tape on it.
Go to the link and you can download a video of how to do about a half dozen different styles of wearing.
P
http://www.buffusa.com/
They come in a gazillion colors. There's even a line-up that has stripes of 3M Scotchlite reflective tape on it.
Go to the link and you can download a video of how to do about a half dozen different styles of wearing.
P
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