Then on another ride, Matt was shooing a fly away with his left hand when SMACK, something hit me upside the head. Good thing my helmet was intact and ready for warfare. Otherwise, i could have been down for the count.
And this, was the culpret. A GARMIN, so he says. I was thinking calculator, GPS from way back when. But it is purely a wrist watch.
PS: Some of this could have been a lie.
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Was it a shaft or a glint of light because the two, by definition are completely different things? And I don't recall this day that I whacked in you the helmet. Was it your black helmet or your white, - sorry, pink helmet? And if it was your pink helmet, did I knock the visor off of it? That would have been a shame.
You'll be happy to know that yesterday I recieved a package from Garmin that will allow me to, once again, mount my giant watch to a handlebar instead of my wrist.
Hater.
Since i am not a *writer* like others, i just teach PE, i think light is light in any form...and are you trying to say there is an Issue with the visor? Because i like it. it keeps the glint out of my eyes...
Does the visor keep the glint out of your eyes or do the Habervisions keep glint out of your eyes? I'm confused. Shed some light on that one.
Dang. tough call. since mid july i havent really raced with glasses on due to : mud, sweat, humidity, and dark single track. So i would have to go with the visor. but now that i got hooked up with a new and improved haber model, i will put the jury out on that one. until sunday perhaps.
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