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The Endura Speed Pedelec Helmet is built for the modern e-bike commuter, delivering advanced protection and comfort for higher-speed urban rides. Certified to both EN1078 and NTA8776 S-EPAC standards, it offers increased impact protection and extended head coverage for e-bikes reaching up to 28mph (45kph). A full Koroyd® core enhances safety without adding weight, while practical features like an adjustable visor, open/close venting, and a rear light mount make it the ultimate helmet for city riders seeking confidence and performance on every journey.Key FeaturesLightweight in-mould construction with extended skull coverageFull integrated Koroyd® core for superior energy absorptionRemovable visor provides integrated eye protectionControlled airflow cooling with easy open front vent system and top "air intake" ventOne-hand, micro-adjustment fit systemFast wicking fabric paddingEndura Helmet SizingS/MM/LL/XLHead Circumference (cm)51 - 5655 - 5958 - 63Head Circumference (in)20 - 2221.5 - 23.2522.75 - 24.75

thebikeshop.com

The Bike Shop

rmcycles.co.uk

Auto mode adapts assistance in real-time. Activate Boost mode to instantly get 120 N·m of torque and 1000W high-power assistance.

halfords.com

Visit Halfords for Bikes, Sat Nav & Audio, Motoring & Car Maintenance, Touring & Camping Equipment, and lots more.

sigmasports.com

Our online customer care team are on hand to deal with any technical or order queries. Contact us for expert cycling, run and triathlon advice.

planetx.co.uk

Planet X

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Barriers are there to be broken down. Obstacles to be overcome. And no-one knows this better than visually impaired para triathlete Dave Ellis. At the age of 16, sports-mad Dave was told he was going blind. Our YouTube documentary, shot before they won Commonwealth gold in Birmingham, reflects on that diagnosis, before charting the formation of his partnership with guide Luke Pollard and his hopes for the future of para sport. The 37-year-old, from Heanor, Derbyshire, also has a message for other people with disabilities who may doubt whether they can break down the barriers or overcome the obstacles that stand between them and the world of sport. Dave says: “There are no limits. Yeah, you might have a disability and it might stop you doing something in a certain way but loads of people have found a way to carry on, to get into sport and be amazing at sport. So, just because you’ve got one leg, one arm or no vision, don’t let that stop you.” A snapped chain cruelly robbed the Loughborough-based triathletes of a shot at glory in the Paralympic Games in Tokyo in 2021, but after bouncing back and underlining their class with the world and European crowns, they went on to win Commonwealth gold in Birmingham in 2022. Dave, who has Stargardt’s Disease, made his Paralympic Games debut as a swimmer at Beijing in 2008. He then made the move into triathlon after agonisingly missing out on qualification for London 2012 by less than one tenth of a second. Five European titles and four world titles later and Dave has risen to the pinnacle of his sport. But the opportunity to push his boundaries, to travel the world and to realise those dreams would not have been possible without the selfless work of his guide athletes. Luke, who serves in the RAF, was selected to be Dave’s permanent guide in 2019 and since then the pair have become great friends off the course while striking up a formidable partnership on it. We hope you enjoy the film!

velolashop.com

The Race Pro Classic has an even forefoot flex engineered for powerful striding with long, efficient glide between each kick. The snug fit from the heel counter construction and lacing fingers...

giant-liverpool.co.uk

With a new head form that provides a better fit for more riders, the redesigned Roost features trusted Mips protection, a precise three-position rear-height adj...

quinncycles.co.uk

Quinn Cycles provides affordable bike equipment, accessories and parts. Know you're getting the right equipment by speaking to professionals!