Can I borrow a helmet please?

Posted on Sun 22nd, March 2009

• #1

photoben

Can I borrow a helmet off someone tonight til Wednesday evening please? I'm off seeing my Gran in Gloucester and picking up my new frame whilst I'm at it, and I don't want to upset her, she'll want to see me riding safe.

There is of course a beer in it for you.

Cheers,
Ben
• #2

cliveo

Where are you? I am in Islington and have an old commuter style helmet with a visor that I could lend you. Not stylish but it is a helmet.
• #3

photoben

Perfect, on my way home. I'm live in finsbury park. Alright if I come over 8ish?
• #4

cliveo

PMed you. Happy to ride somewhere to drop it off now. Otherwise 8 pm will be fine
• #5

Oliver Schick

I'm live in finsbury park.

Big gig? ;)
• #6

Bad_Matt

ben,

If you fail to meet up with clive, I have one you can borrow. I live in Finsbury Park too (in the shack beside the pond)
• #7

The_Seldom_Killer

London to Gloucester?

A very nice ride. A bit hilly for fixed no?

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