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Lazer May Soon Jump on Aero Train, Teases new Helium Fast

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Lazer May Soon Jump on Aero Train, Teases new Helium Fast

After seeing this Flanders Edition Lazer Helium FAST, you may be thinking that Lazer already essentially had an aero helmet thanks to their AeroShell found on both the Helium and Tardiz. This is true, but thanks to UCI regulations the helmet is not allowed to have removable parts. Because of that, Lazer sponsored riders like Andre Greipel and Bart Wellens have been spotted wearing a one-piece, shiny chrome aero shell helmet called the Helium FAST. Details are scarce at the moment, though while seeming to initially be a pro-only type of deal, this Flanders Edition FAST just popped up on Lazer’s tumblr making us think that a consumer version is very close to reality.

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Patrick
Patrick
11 years ago

If the UCI says helmets can’t have removable parts, does that mean mountain bikers can’t have visors?

Bayard
Bayard
11 years ago

#nofilter?

Marc
Marc
11 years ago

The helmet shown is actually the Peugeot edition (Peugeot is a French car manufacturer of course) :
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/fr/b/b6/Lion_Peugeot_1970.jpg

Ventruck
Ventruck
11 years ago

Some partnership with Ridley they’ve got at Lotto. Now they’re using the “FAST” name. Is it so weird I can only like this and the Kask Vertigo Tri because they still somewhat resemble current helmets?

Godsight
Godsight
11 years ago

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No, that lion is the lion of flanders, the dutch part of belgium where many belgium hardman come from (Tomeke, The Cannibal etc. [Philipe Gilbert is from the french belgium part, wallonie])like this one : http://www.neilbrowne.com/2010/02/cycling-fans-tip-a-little-red-makes-a-big-difference/

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