The last picture shows an amazing new Giro Flume bike helmet that we purchased off the sale table at the bike store because Lily needed "two helmets." To our surprise, this helmet doesn't knock off Lily's CIs at all. Even after a five mile bike trip to celebrate father's day. The helmet stays on and doesn't move. It has changed the biking experience entirely. Thank you Giro!
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June 19, 2013
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