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Shelfside · **Posts:** 245 **Location:** Basildon

I'm after a new trail lid,any suggestions,price range up to £100 :thumbup:

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VW-surfbum · **Posts:** 5060

Just got the on one enduro lid. £40 and it's really comfy and great ventilation

Shelfside · **Posts:** 245 **Location:** Basildon

Quite like the look of that.....not bad....plenty of large vents...cheers :thumbup:

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VW-surfbum · **Posts:** 5060

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joepud · **Posts:** 198

Urge are not to everyones taste but how about the endur-o-matic. Got one last year and its light, got good ventilation and I use it all year round cycling back and forward to work and never get too hot. Good for trail riding as well as its got a low back meaning you use goggles for cool points.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/s?q= ... ur-o-matic

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

This is my new lid!

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Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

CRC £116.99 & used my CRC voucher!, super light , attachment for a camera & gel strip instead of the usual pad! my last lid was a Endur-o-Matic great lids & very light, comfortable! also never had any over heating problems! Used to get warm when riding in the sun all day 35 plus miles! MET runs very cool proper good build quality! :thumbup:

Shelfside · **Posts:** 245 **Location:** Basildon

Not to sure on the urge,the met looks very nice however I'm drawn to the on one enduro lid cheers (vw), nice big vents & £60 left out of the fund to go towards my altura night vision evo :thumbup:

Thanks for all your input.......

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