What do you wear?

Bib shorts? Regular shorts? Baggies? Regualr clothes...?

Jay
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Bubba wrote:
Bib shorts? Regular shorts? Baggies? Regualr clothes...?

90% regular clothes
10% regular shorts
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Bubba wrote:
Bib shorts? Regular shorts? Baggies? Regualr clothes...?

Jay
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It depends. When I'm in the shower, I generally wear nothing. -RL

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On Jul 7, 3:10*am, Rob Lindauer wrote:
Bubba wrote:
Bib shorts? *Regular shorts? *Baggies? *Regualr clothes...?

Jay

It depends. *When I'm in the shower, I generally wear nothing. -RL

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I don't, and likely never will wear what I describe as 'Italian Racing
Shorts'.

I usually just get on the bike with what I expect to be wearing on the
end of ride; perhaps I'll take along a second shirt or back up of some
sort.


TBerk

On Jul 7, 1:50*am, Bubba wrote:
Bib shorts? *Regular shorts? *Baggies? *Regualr clothes...?

Jaywww.JNSunSports.com
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I wear normal "athletic" clothing. I like baggy shorts for comfort
and air flow reasons, and "athletic" (read: sweat wicking) t-shirts.
The t-shirts are usually white as to avoid extra heat from the sun,
and are usually made of the special wicking materials, but look like
normal t-shirts to anyone looking.

On Jul 7, 1:50*am, Bubba wrote:
Bib shorts? *Regular shorts? *Baggies? *Regualr clothes...?


Depends on the ride. Going to work (7 miles) I wear work clothes -
that is, dress slacks, neat shirt, occasionally a tie. Going to the
store or library or bank, etc. I wear whatever I happen to be
wearing. Going on a ten mile recreational ride, ditto. Going on a 25
mile (or more) recreational or touring ride, I'll wear standard lycra
shorts and a bike jersey.

- Frank Krygowski

On Jul 6, 10:50*pm, Bubba wrote:
Bib shorts? *Regular shorts? *Baggies? *Regualr clothes...?

Jaywww.JNSunSports.com
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To work, I'll wear (depending on the weather) either bib shorts or non-
bib tights with anything ranging from a wool jersey (this morning) by
itself, to a short-sleeved running T, with a variety of jackets.

On my way home, during the summer, I'll zip the legs off my
convertible hiking pants and wear what I wore during the day, maybe
taking off my overshirt if it's hot, leaving on a synthetic fiber
undershirt. In the winter, I'll change back into my tights.

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On Jul 7, 1:50*am, Bubba wrote:
Bib shorts? *Regular shorts? *Baggies? *Regualr clothes...?

Jaywww.JNSunSports.com
Affordable Bicycle Clothing & More!

I wear normal "athletic" clothing. I like baggy shorts for comfort
and air flow reasons, and "athletic" (read: sweat wicking) t-shirts.
The t-shirts are usually white as to avoid extra heat from the sun,
and are usually made of the special wicking materials, but look like
normal t-shirts to anyone looking.

Does no one wear padded tight shorts any more?

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On Jul 7, 1:50 am, Bubba wrote:
Bib shorts? Regular shorts? Baggies? Regualr clothes...?

Jaywww.JNSunSports.com
Affordable Bicycle Clothing & More!

I wear normal "athletic" clothing. I like baggy shorts for comfort
and air flow reasons, and "athletic" (read: sweat wicking) t-shirts.
The t-shirts are usually white as to avoid extra heat from the sun,
and are usually made of the special wicking materials, but look like
normal t-shirts to anyone looking.

Does no one wear padded tight shorts any more?

Only 95% of cyclists.

On Jul 6, 10:50*pm, Bubba wrote:
Bib shorts? *Regular shorts? *Baggies? *Regualr clothes...?

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