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THE NEW GAMECHANGER 2.0 – AERODYNAMICS TO A NEW LEVEL

The ABUS GameChanger 2.0 is the new ultimate aero helmet for professional cyclists and ambitious hobby riders with the highest demands. Its predecessor - the GameChanger - is already a classic in terms of aerodynamics and style. He has successfully proven this on countless kilometers in the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia.

The unique flow shapes were developed in close cooperation with the riders of the Movistar Team – with the aim of facing headwinds.

Specifications of the GameChanger 2.0:

3 sizes S (260g), M (265g), L (275g).

MIPS AIR NODE

Straps Floating Pro 15 mm vs. 12 mm straps

System Zoom Pro

Padding Floating Pro

Buckle Nexus + Fidlock (MIPS version)

Certifications CE | CPSC

QUIN Ready Crash Sensor Port

Colors Basic version 11 colors / MIPS version 4 colors

Prices from €249.95

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