What are you wearing on your commute?

Paul E

londonbairn wrote:

rf6 wrote:

londonbairn wrote:

bibshorts, s/s jersey, socks, road shoes and no pants 8)

TBH, that combo is fine most the year

Commando commuter :shock:

feels more comfortable

+1

Matt the Tester

Rolf F wrote:

Asprilla wrote:

Short sleeve jersey, bib shorts, socks, shoes.

Dunno how anyone can wear any more once it gets over 10 degrees.

6% bodyfat - that's how

oh yea? i got 5.7% :P wooo for being an superhuman elitist athlete!

lost_in_thought

steady rider wrote:

Rolf F wrote:

Asprilla wrote:

Short sleeve jersey, bib shorts, socks, shoes.

Dunno how anyone can wear any more once it gets over 10 degrees.

6% bodyfat - that's how

oh yea? i got 5.7% :P wooo for being an superhuman elitist athlete!

Jeeeeebus. :shock:

You both need to eat ten ducks.

Matt the Tester

yeah i know L.I.T lol but my metabolism is very fast plus im pretty much always active i eat like a pig and i still dont put on a stone!

Porgy

stuff that isn;t wet or dirty.

blu3cat

Porgy wrote:

stuff that isn;t wet or dirty.

+1

this morning, Long sleeve top as it was p*ssing down ( and all my short sleeve ones were dirty - I'm gonna bake on the way home), compression undershorts to squeeze me in enough to be able to get into my other shorts......

Paul E

steady rider wrote:

yeah i know L.I.T lol but my metabolism is very fast plus im pretty much always active i eat like a pig and i still dont put on a stone!

I'm the same although as I am getting older I can put a bit on, it's just in the wrong place, plus side is I put muscle on very easy.

tgotb

Last week, I had to cycle several miles in the rain, wearing baggy shorts and bright red crocs. Feet were somewhat chilly, and given that I was on the Brompton, I was pleasantly surprised by the total absence of clown jokes...

Porgy

I wore my long sleeve top yesterday so today it's back to t-shirt. There is a massive pile of stuff I've cycled in this week in the corner of my bedroom waiting for me to be arsed to wash it. If it isn;t soaked in sweat then it will have been soaked in a down pour.

Luckily I've got just enough stuff to see me through the week - even a bad one like this.

prawny

Bib shorts, ss jersey, arm and knee warmers in the mornings. short sleeves and legs on the way home, unless it's wet. Then I'll cover my knees.

If you're cold your not trying hard enough.

davis

Bah. You've just reminded me to check my clothes for the ride home.

One properly wet Shutt sportswool jersey. Bugger.

Hung it in front of the air-con outlets (which are inside). What's the betting it's still nice and clammy by home-time?

WesternWay

prawny wrote:

If you're cold your not trying hard enough.

I hate that feeling when you are 3/4 of the way home, wet and tired and getting wetter and tireder because you are too wet and tired to go quicker

il_principe

WesternWay wrote:

prawny wrote:

If you're cold your not trying hard enough.

I hate that feeling when you are 3/4 of the way home, wet and tired and getting wetter and tireder because you are too wet and tired to go quicker

MTFU.

WesternWay

Il Principe wrote:

MTFU.

gpwm

prawny

Il Principe wrote:

WesternWay wrote:

prawny wrote:

If you're cold your not trying hard enough.

I hate that feeling when you are 3/4 of the way home, wet and tired and getting wetter and tireder because you are too wet and tired to go quicker

MTFU.

Thank you I was away from the computer for a while.