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When do you plan on switching to the woolies? I was pretty cold this morning in my polypro tights, lycra shorts with running shorts over the top.
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 7:47 am
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langston wrote:
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When do you plan on switching to the woolies? I was pretty cold this morning in my polypro tights, lycra shorts with running shorts over the top.
The usual jeans, t-shirt, and wool sleeves were totally adequate for the sprint downhill to work. If i ride tonight, I'm probably gonna bust out the socks and the jacket, too.
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What do you crazies wear for gloves when it's ice-on-the-chainring cold? Does anyone make a good woolen or neoprene glove with a wind shell?
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 8:41 am
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When it's really cold, I wear silk weight glove liners, and that typically is good down to below freezing when combined with proper clothing. It just does not get that cold here where you'd need full winter warm stuff. A windproof/water resistant layer and a warm when wet layer are much better.
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 9:38 am
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langston wrote:
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I picked up a pair of these, but I don't really remember liking them in the rain. They keep your fingers mostly dry, but soak up water elsewhere.
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 10:39 am
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langston wrote:
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When do you plan on switching to the woolies? I was pretty cold this morning in my polypro tights, lycra shorts with running shorts over the top.
Switch? Almost all of my shirts are wool, no matter what time of year it is. I haven't found anything more comfortable to wear when we are travelling in the tropics (seriously).
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keyholefish wrote:
What do you crazies wear for gloves when it's ice-on-the-chainring cold? Does anyone make a good woolen or neoprene glove with a wind shell?
Wind/waterproof shell gloves with wool liner gloves underneath.
Waterproof shell gloves (no insulation) are great in Seattle. Packing those, plus liners, plus normal short finger riding gloves gives you handwear for any condition that Seattle will throw at you. The three pairs of gloves are lighter than most single pair of "winter" gloves, and most of the "winter" gloves (even with names like "AmFib") aren't waterproof.
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 11:26 am
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langston wrote:
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When do you plan on switching to the woolies?
when they quit making shorts...
and scissors cease to exist....
and I lose my teeth so I can't chew pants into cut-offs.
er... no...then I'll just ride nekkid.
Did buy a neck gaiter last week though...
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