clothing

[david k]

running clothes are good for cycling too, i got some really cheap from matalan

 

[cyberknight]

Deacthlon and Tenn outdoors both have cheap and reasonable quality baggy cycle wear.

http://www.tenn-outdoors.co.uk/

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/mtb-shorts-jerseys-852958/

 

[david k]

i like running stuff because it aint tight fitting lycra, and it isnt baggy either

 

[hotmetal]

But does the scent of clean baby attract the ladies.............?

Maybe, but there's a different forum for that…

 

[Cletus Van Damme]

Cheesney, I use these over a pair of cycling shorts when arsing around on the old hack Decathlon

Cheers mate, I will buy a pair of those when I go to Manchester later this month and visit Decathlon

 

[samid]

I like wool t-shirts made by Icebreaker - they feel like cotton but being wool don't stink (or at least stink much less than cotton or synthetic would). Highly recommended.

 

[hotmetal]

+1. Icebreaker merino wool tops are the dog's danglies. I have two, and find them brilliant for staying non-whiffy, wicking and drying quickly, as well as being presentable enough to wear to work. They pack down small too, so I use them when I'm touring on the motorbike, but I've never really thought of wearing them for cycling. They seem to keep you warm when its cold and vice versa, due to some crazy New Zealand sheep voodoo. But they're £50 for a teeshirt.