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2014-07-23 10:34 AM

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Does anyone know if any/all of their models are CPSC certified?  I am finding comflicting information via google. etc.



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2014-07-23 10:58 AM
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if you can buy it in the USofA it is

2014-07-23 10:59 AM
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if you can buy it in the USofA it is

I was just told that by a bike shop in Oregon, thanks. 

2014-07-23 11:29 AM
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I remember hearing they finally got CSPS and here it is.

http://www.cyclelicio.us/2010/catlike-helmets-to-be-sold-in-united-states/ 

As long as you actually buy it in the states and not from abroad you should be ok.  In other words make certain if you are buying online that it is actually coming from somewhere here in the US and not overseas.  

2014-07-23 11:36 AM
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Originally posted by crowny2

I remember hearing they finally got CSPS and here it is.

http://www.cyclelicio.us/2010/catlike-helmets-to-be-sold-in-united-states/ 

As long as you actually buy it in the states and not from abroad you should be ok.  In other words make certain if you are buying online that it is actually coming from somewhere here in the US and not overseas.  

Thanks.  They are not easy to find here.  The deal is, it HAS to have the CPSC sticker inside or it's no good because it will be inspected.  I've got a store actually checking their helmets for the sticker now.



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2014-07-23 11:54 AM
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Subject: RE: Catlike helmets

Originally posted by Left Brain

Originally posted by crowny2

I remember hearing they finally got CSPS and here it is.

http://www.cyclelicio.us/2010/catlike-helmets-to-be-sold-in-united-states/ 

As long as you actually buy it in the states and not from abroad you should be ok.  In other words make certain if you are buying online that it is actually coming from somewhere here in the US and not overseas.  

Thanks.  They are not easy to find here.  The deal is, it HAS to have the CPSC sticker inside or it's no good because it will be inspected.  I've got a store actually checking their helmets for the sticker now.

Yeah, I've found a thread on SlowTwitch talking about how to avoid buying anything online and ONLY buy from a store if you can.  Or if you are doing it online, verify the hell out of it being CPSC.  Good luck.  I've always thought they were sharp looking.  



2014-07-23 11:58 AM
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Originally posted by Left Brain

Originally posted by crowny2

I remember hearing they finally got CSPS and here it is.

http://www.cyclelicio.us/2010/catlike-helmets-to-be-sold-in-united-states/ 

As long as you actually buy it in the states and not from abroad you should be ok.  In other words make certain if you are buying online that it is actually coming from somewhere here in the US and not overseas.  

Thanks.  They are not easy to find here.  The deal is, it HAS to have the CPSC sticker inside or it's no good because it will be inspected.  I've got a store actually checking their helmets for the sticker now.

Yeah, I've found a thread on SlowTwitch talking about how to avoid buying anything online and ONLY buy from a store if you can.  Or if you are doing it online, verify the hell out of it being CPSC.  Good luck.  I've always thought they were sharp looking.  

I buy very little online......our LBS is great to us and even when I find something online I check with our store first....if they can get it, they match the price always.  Unfortunately, Jr. wants a catlike helmet (b-day gift) and they are REALLY hard to find.  Next is the CPSC issue because it's just a piece of plastic he can't use without the cert. sticker.

2014-07-23 12:25 PM
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Does he know about the new Giro Synthe that will be available to the public soon?  A semi aero road helmet that was designed to be aero while riding in the drops or on the horns while still maintaining decent ventilation.  A lot of them being worn at the TdF even during mountain stages. 

2014-07-23 12:36 PM
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Does he know about the new Giro Synthe that will be available to the public soon?  A semi aero road helmet that was designed to be aero while riding in the drops or on the horns while still maintaining decent ventilation.  A lot of them being worn at the TdF even during mountain stages. 

That sounds like an awesome helmet.....may not look cool enough to win over a 16 year old though.

I've got him checking out the Lazer z1 as well.   http://www.bikeradar.com/us/road/gear/category/helmets-and-protection/helmet-standard/product/review-lazer-z1-helmet-48418/



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2014-07-23 1:02 PM
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Oh wow. Catlike helmets are quite easy to find here and are quite popular. For something different, check out the POC as well. Like Catlike, they seem to be a love or hate the style thing, but quite a few of my friends are switching to them because the design seems to be better at preventing concussions. Also, they only come in "safety" colours.

2014-07-23 1:28 PM
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Originally posted by jeng

Oh wow. Catlike helmets are quite easy to find here and are quite popular. For something different, check out the POC as well. Like Catlike, they seem to be a love or hate the style thing, but quite a few of my friends are switching to them because the design seems to be better at preventing concussions. Also, they only come in "safety" colours.

I can only assume that your helmet certification standards don't include CPSC......and from what I am working through, even if they are sold here, it doesn't mean they have the CPSC factory sticker....which, believe it or not, is a must have for many races, and inspections are mandatory. 

I just want to buy a helmet.....damn.



2014-07-23 1:30 PM
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competitivecyclist.com

My wife got one from there but I can't promise they have the sticker....

2014-07-23 1:32 PM
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Originally posted by jeng

Oh wow. Catlike helmets are quite easy to find here and are quite popular. For something different, check out the POC as well. Like Catlike, they seem to be a love or hate the style thing, but quite a few of my friends are switching to them because the design seems to be better at preventing concussions. Also, they only come in "safety" colours.

I can only assume that your helmet certification standards don't include CPSC......

POC helmets are CPSC certified. Per their webpage

2014-07-23 1:32 PM
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competitivecyclist.com

My wife got one from there but I can't promise they have the sticker....

They showed "out of stock"...thanks!

2014-07-23 2:54 PM
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Done - props to Universal Cycles in Oregon....great to work with!

Thanks to all...and yes, the Catlike Whisper is CPSC certified.



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2014-07-23 3:13 PM
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Originally posted by Left Brain

Done - props to Universal Cycles in Oregon....great to work with!

Thanks to all...and yes, the Catlike Whisper is CPSC certified.

Cool.  Congrats!



2014-07-24 8:40 AM
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Originally posted by Left Brain

Done - props to Universal Cycles in Oregon....great to work with!

Thanks to all...and yes, the Catlike Whisper is CPSC certified.




Is Jr. going to use this helmet for just his draft legal races or all races? Just curious. I really like those helmets.
2014-07-24 9:14 AM
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Done - props to Universal Cycles in Oregon....great to work with!

Thanks to all...and yes, the Catlike Whisper is CPSC certified.

Is Jr. going to use this helmet for just his draft legal races or all races? Just curious. I really like those helmets.

Just draft legal and bike races.  He does AG with a Wingspan.

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