Giro for the 2012 Red Hook Crit

After making one of the sickest race helmets last year, Giro has once again made a limited run of prize helmets for the 2012 Red Hook Crit. Since I won last year’s race by like 20 minutes, Dave sent me one and I’ve been wearing it nonstop for the past year. Who’s gonna win this year’s event? I’ll finally be able to attend the event this month for the first time in three years. Can’t wait!

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  • http://dailysnob.blogspot.com/ Flatbush Gil

    Hey John,

    Good to seeing you at Fyxomatosis for the Empire premiere. Great job, fun night!

    I’m glad to hear you’re gonna be there for this year’s Red Hook Crit. In addition to capturing the race favorites and usual suspects, I’m hoping you will snap up the remaining field of everyday common racers/riders that seem to be missing in most photo archives of RHC. Looking forward to seeing your photos!

    Best,

    Flatbush Gil  

  • http://profiles.google.com/klas1981 Klas Olsson

    What model is that?

  • http://profiles.google.com/klas1981 Klas Olsson

    What model is that?

  • BreezyB

    I believe its a Giro Aeon Klas

    • http://prollyisnotprobably.com John Watson

      Last year’s RHC helmet was an Atmos


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