Helmet Persuasive Speech

Whether you ride on the road, the trail, the park or the street a helmet is now a necessity. There isn’t a faction of cycling which still thinks that helmets aren’t cool. So worrying about what you look like just isn't an excuse anymore. Everyone where’s a helmet. Specialized helmets range in both price and use, that’s to say that if you’re on a BMX, a commuter bike, a downhill bike a carbon road bike or a trail bike, we’ve got something for your head. What’s more all Specialized helmets are Snell approved, that’s an independent testing agency whose safety standards are higher than that of the EU standards.

Commuter

Of course almost any helmet that Specialized sell will be suitable for commuting, but there are specialist helmets designed to make your commute that bit safer. The Centro LED is one such helmet. It has a built in LED for added safety. The colours are either black or hi-viz yellow. The clip-on visor will help with the early morning winter sun and the venting will help you to arrive at work more refreshed. At £50 it comes in at a good price too.

Road

Starting off with value, the Echelon is a great helmet at £50 and comes in stealthy black, hi-viz yellow and other on-trend bright colours too. The Propero 2 helmet is next up the pecking order at just £5 more than the Echelon. It resembles the top-of-the-line S-Works prevail so you can look “factory” like the pros. With 6 colours to chose from including matte black,white and hi-vis yellow. The S3 helmet comes in at £100, and loses weight, but gains airflow. The Prevail and the Prevail team are the helmets worn by the pros and features the least weight and most airflow of the lot. For times when aero is more important than anything there’s the S-Works