Oh, I know. It's just that the tight-fitting clothing with all the
adversising looks a bit silly. I carry a bright orange vest to use if I have
to be in dense traffic, but most of my cycling is along residential streets.
The only tight clothing I have for cycling is a pair of short liners,
which I use if I'm going on a long trip, such as 20 miles or more. They reduce
the friction and provide more seat padding.
>
>Wearing brightly coloured clothing is a key survival strategy if you are
>cycling on city streets. My cycling shorts are black, but my jerseys and
>jackets are white, yellow or red (or combinations thereof). You want to be
>visible.
>
Chris
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
- Hunter S. Thompson
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