MET Allroad MIPS Helmet - Blue Metallic Large

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MET Allroad MIPS Helmet - Blue Metallic LargeMET Allroad MIPS Helmet Blue Metallic Large. The MET Allroad is made for those who enjoy spending time on the saddle whether on the tarmac or on gravel routes. Sporty on one side comfy on the other. Its exceptionally lightweight and secure thanks to METs distinguishing design. Designed for every ride the Allroad features a removable visor that snaps in and out of the side vents without any anchor clips. This concept makes the design of the Allroad

travel/drop 100-120mm diameter 30

8 Bar Top Style Round Bar Reach (mm) 85 Color Black Bar Drop (mm) 128 Flare 12 Weight 301 Drop Bend Style Compact Cable Routing External Material Aluminum Width Measurement Center Width 44 Defined Color Black

Strong and lightweight handlebar minimizes arm pump and vibration while maximizing steering response

2 Shaft Type Smooth Tube Compound Thermoplastic Elastomer Valve Presta Med 41-55mm Valve Core Removable Weight 75

Its single LED design provides an impressive maximum output of 500 lumens and eight output modes including a Daytime Flash mode

These bearings feature nitrogen infused stainless steel races that will not rust or corrode paired with Silicon Nitride ceramic balls

The new DebonAir+ is built to strike the perfect balance of what riders really want: butter-like small bump feel increased air volume to add support throughout the travel and higher overall ride height for more confidence when things get steep

Reflective accents for enhanced visibility

The M3 narrow-wide tooth profile eliminates chain noise and decreases overall system wear

model Orbit IS and Orbit ZS description SL ACB bearing 36x45 degree MR054R size 1-1/8" package each

The Zecto Drive 200+ Rear is a low-profile high-visibility light with an impressive 200 lumens of brightness

} Off-the-shelf bag that fits a huge range of standard mountain and fatbike geometries

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