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And it only gets worse when you leave the convention hall and realize you're in Dallas.

I didn't see a thread for various gear: I have a garage full of helmets, and just got another one this last month, but looking at this, I'm not sure this would be too bad for Texas? https://www.pinkbike.com/news/kali-unveils-new-lightweight-full-face-invader-trail-helmet.html

Hi everyone. Selling my Trek Roscoe 8 Size: M/L Use/Miles: Nearly brand new. Maybe 25 total miles. Bought about 9 months ago from Bicycle Sport Shop on South Lamar, but hurt my knee shortly after and haven’t been able to ride. Selling because I am moving across the country. Upgrades: Tubeless (but also includes original tubes) RaceFace Chester Pedals A Extras: Specialized helmet Gloves Chain lube Wrench Multi-tool From Bicycle Sport Shop - A free safety check, free annual service and cleaning and a half day bike rental My Cost: Bought all this for around $2,250. Let me know if you have any questions. Located near downtown.

https://www.facebook.com/events/594436508037576/ Bandera Seasonal Shuttle Series Dates have been posted and registration is open! Texas' first ever fully shuttle-supported Gravity Race Series at Bandera Bike Park! No climbing, all Gravity! 4 event series, 1 Race each season, with the finals on December 12th to award the overall winners with a grand prize! 3/7, 6/27, 9/26, 12/12 Registration is open for the First event March 7th! See everyone there this will be tons of fun! Each event will have a different set of race stages and new features! LETS DO THIS! https://www.bikereg.com/bandera-shuttle-series-1

Never considered full face until folks on forums started talking about them more often. I'm certainly considering them now. FYIW... This came up in my FB feed two days ago... Interesting to compare results with prices. https://www.helmet.beam.vt.edu

Anything this guy does is worth watching.

Just like the comments in the article, I think that both sides can be argued. The one time I face planted with a half-shell I broke my nose, but luckily it broke in a manner that fixed my deviated septum, something I suffered from my whole life. I've been counting my blessings ever since though, and if I'm practicing drops or jumps that take me out of my comfort zone, I'll wear a full-face. Likewise I wear a full-face if I'm doing gravity type riding. I'm still willing to take my chances with a half-shell for my every day rides and don't see that changing any time soon. I drink from a water bottle on most of my rides, and wouldn't want to stop and remove my helmet each time I need a drink. Also, my prescription sport goggles wrap around my ears, and it's a pain in the ass trying to get a full face on while keeping those in place. Of course if I end up smashing my face those will seem like lame excuses, but each of us just has to decide what chances they are willing to take. In this sport, depending partly on the trails you ride, serious injuries are a very real possibility regardless of the level of protection you choose.

The number of gears has little correlation to number of teeth knocked out.

I had a slow speed crash on Windy Loop, and happened to hit my face/jaw on a log at the edge of the trail. Freak thing, but I wear fullface all the time now.

Hi, my name is taco_junkie and it's been 6 months since I last Zwifted. I was using a laptop on a table in front of the bike. I had no idea you could cast from a phone to a TV. I have an wall mounted TV not far from where my current setup is. Thanks to yall I might have to try it again soon.

I was going to tie it to the back of my truck and drag it around the neighborhood

Riding multi-surface is my prefered ride. I do a lot between RR and Gtown.