The medium goes to 59 cm, it's not impossible you need a large but very unlikely. Does your old helmet have the inform fit system? This allows you to adjust the size of the helmet with a dial in the back. See video link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urf14AByTEs

Pull down hard and back and forth slightly. Don't worry you can't break them.

Buy the G9 (or Ember for ladies) and add the Audio. Giro Tuneups cost $30-200.

Basic Tuneups are $30. Sound is great, speakers are Skullcandy.

The only XL helmet Giro makes is the G9. It's huge, if you have a big mellon get it. White, and Black only.

yes, they click in and out very clean.

I use Accelerade and love it. I have found protein speeds hydration and recovery, the taste is awesome too. The recovery drink R4 is great also. And if you're doing short rides, less than 1.5 hours try the h
Hydro, it has the same ratio of carbs and protein but fewer calories, (great for spin class).
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As with all sport drinks don't leave this stuff in your bottle overnight it can get nasty fast.

Totally ridiculous. If you are racing cat 1 or 2 you could have these as some race day wheels. Otherwise save your money, or you'll just be another out of shape roadie on high end gear I pass on my 35 lb trail bike.I disagree with the above........If nicer gear inspires you to ride more, it's well worth it. I'd shop at Wal Mart if I bought bike gear that reflected my abilities! Why would I do that? KCThere is no rider weight limit on any Easton wheels. I weight 175 on a light day and ride these wheels on my favorite climbs, they insire me to ride hard and keep up with my friends. Consider if you're are hard on wheels or not.

You will not need an XS unless you're 8 years old. The Small has an inform fit system that opens and closes from 52-55.5 cm.Most women are Small or Medium only. Medium fits from 55.5-59cm.