Giro • Alpine Bikes

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Giro Remedy Carbon Fibre: £160.00

Giro Ionos: £130.00

Giro Advantage: £100.00

Giro Remedy: £100.00

Giro Xen: £90.00

Giro E2: £90.00

Giro Pneumo: £80.00

Giro Animas: £69.95

Giro Hex: £50.00

Giro Havoc: £38.00

Giro Indicator: £35.00

Giro Skyla: £35.00

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The year was 1986. Working late nights in his garage, designer and bike racer Jim Gentes created the first lightweight adult cycling helmet – the Prolight. Then he gave it to some of his friends, one of whom just happened to win the Tour de France.

Today, Jim's philosophy is still alive and well at Giro, who continue to push the limits of helmet design, and test the results on the world's greatest athletes. This process has produced innovation after innovation: Roc Loc fit systems, Wind Tunnel ventilation, Point of View visors, Roll Cage technology, to name just a few. Of course, innovations mean nothing if they don't improve the performance of the product. Does it fit? Does it keep you cool? Does it make you feel good? How can it be made better?

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News: Find out how our Team Riders are doing and what’s going on in the world of Alpine Bikes

Events: Want to plan your season? Our list of upcoming events over several disciplines could be the answer!

Clinics: Mountain Biking and Cycling can get complicated. Our clinics are here to make every discipline enjoyable and to keep you riding.

Competition: Get your hands on some great prizes by entering our latest competition!

FAQs: Do you have any questions that need answering? You should be able to find a solution in here.

Maintenance: Full of handy hints and tips from our very own mechanics to make your bike run better and last longer.

Product Reviews: Find out what the Alpine Bikes staff and Team Riders use on their own bikes and what they think of them.

Servicing: If you think your bike needs some TLC, have a look in here for a breakdown of what levels of service is on offer along with prices.

Staff Rides: Just to prove that we actually ride—here’re our favourite rides, how to get to them and what to expect.

Components Diagram: If you are unsure about what goes where on a bike, our Bike Components Diagram should help you out.

Demo Bikes: A demo bike is a brilliant way to come to a final decision on what bike you’re going to buy. We offer several bikes for different disciplines – see the details in here.

Riding Skills – Dirt School: If you want to learn how to ride better, faster and smoother this is the place to look. Dirt School’s Chris Ball offers hints and advice on getting the best from your bike.

Buying Advice: From choosing your child’s first bike to picking your top-of-the-line race bike, we offer comprehensive advice to make it as easy as possible.

Resources: Find a wealth of information to make cycling and mountain biking more involving! You can check the trails, keep an eye on the weather or just follow the news through our supplied Links.