Ever since I switched to a Brooks saddle on longer rides I usually wear
mountain bike shorts and a tee shirt. Anything less than 20 miles a I don't
bother changing from my regular clothes.
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Skirts and leggings, or leggings and tunics around town. On longer rides, I
wear workout gear, though not lycra bike shorts or anything like that.
On Friday, March 6, 2015 at 6:34:17 AM UTC-8, Steve Cole wrote:
I was just reading an issue of Adventure Cycling and noticed that nearly
all
I very much dislike spandex. Whatever I'm wearing is what I ride in. The
key is good undies and seamless crotches. I'm good for full days of cycling
that way.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Friday, March 6, 2015 at 7:34:17 AM UTC-7, Steve Cole wrote:
I was just reading an issue of Adventure
Padded mountain bike shorts or any ol' shorts, t-shirt or lightweight
fleece and Scarpa Mystic Lite shoes. Never owned a bike-dedicated shirt
(even when I used to race). I own a 15-year old pair of Pearl Izumi shorts
but they almost look new from lack of use. The mountain bike clipless
Wear whatever you want , like you've been doing !
As for being necessary .ahahaahahahah. what clothing is truly
necessary ? When it comes down to it, it's about aesthetics , even when
declared to be for practicality . That's an aesthetic too ;-) It's
all alright , all
For most of the riding I do, I ride with whatever clothes are on my back at
the time. That said, over time I've naturally gravitated toward clothes
that are comfortable on and off the bike. On long rides and bike trips, I
do wear some cycling specific clothes, but no spandex. I dress as much
The SF Bay Area has experienced record breaking warm temperatures for 14
months straight, so it's Hawaiian shirts, Riv shorts flip flops for me!
John
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I was just reading an issue of Adventure Cycling and noticed that nearly
all riders pictured were wearing spandex shorts and a typical racing bike
shirt. Grant always argues bike-specific clothing is
unnecessary.
People should wear what works best for them, by all means. But I think
