RedRider
Pulling through
- Location
- Location Embrocation
A functional item to protect from wind, rain, sun and sweat but an expressive one too. It can be worn jauntily, with determination or even with determined jauntiness to express personality or mood.
There's some fine examples of cap-arrangement in this short film of a Canadian cycle race in the '60s...
https://www.nfb.ca/film/60_cycles_en
The only rotational injury likely when wearing one is a kind of Chinese burn as it swizzles around your noggin (DAMHIKT) and it keeps your tresses in good shape like a hair net.
These small hats look ridiculous of course so it's a mistake to ask non-cyclists, or anyone really: 'How do I look?' At best there'll be a momentary hesitation before the inevitably unconvincing response: 'Umm... fine?'
Instead wear with confidence. No matter how in reality you look you should feel like this:
rather than this:
I love a cycling cap.
There's some fine examples of cap-arrangement in this short film of a Canadian cycle race in the '60s...
https://www.nfb.ca/film/60_cycles_en
The only rotational injury likely when wearing one is a kind of Chinese burn as it swizzles around your noggin (DAMHIKT) and it keeps your tresses in good shape like a hair net.
These small hats look ridiculous of course so it's a mistake to ask non-cyclists, or anyone really: 'How do I look?' At best there'll be a momentary hesitation before the inevitably unconvincing response: 'Umm... fine?'
Instead wear with confidence. No matter how in reality you look you should feel like this:
rather than this:
I love a cycling cap.