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On Friday, February 16, 1996 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Alan Bloom wrote:
I commuted home in the rain last night. On a whim, I weighed my wet clothes (not including shoes) when I got home: 6 lb 12 oz (3.09 kg). Then I washed and dried them and re-weighed: 3 lb ((1.37 kg). That's close to 4 pounds of water that I had to haul up the hill! Less-absorbent clothes might be a consideration if you ride in the rain a lot in hilly terrain. I was wearing shorts, long cycling pants, T shirt, windbreaker, gloves and socks. Alan Bloom wow thanks |
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