cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
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- Land of confusion
are you sure your posting on the right forum, this isnt the bdsm section of farmers weekly ?
anyway ..........
My favourite winter kit uhm bib tights and poggies .
Your Favourite Bits of Winter Cycling Kit
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are you sure your posting on the right forum, this isnt the bdsm section of farmers weekly ?
anyway ..........
My favourite winter kit uhm bib tights and poggies .
derrick
The Glue that binds us together.
- Location
- On the edge of London
These every November.
twentysix by twentyfive
Clinging on tightly
- Location
- Over the Hill
Hi @Pat "5mph" . I bought two sometime in the early 80's. One for me which has seen very many better days and one for Mrs 26 who didn't wear it much. So I'm now wearing hers. These hats were rather more available back in the day. The pic I posted earlier is one I found after a short google for images of cycling hats. This is the best I've found but no idea if it'll work. https://www.moltenicycling.com/products/molteni-cycling-cap Could be your Google skills are better than mine. Good luck.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
My fleece-lined "Kipsta" football training beanie from Decathlon, which a) covers my ears, b) has a flap at the rear so I can pull my ponytail through and not wear it bunched up underneath, which means that c) it fits perfectly under my helmet.
Also, my fleece-lined, windproof & waterproof Altura winter gloves, and my windproof and thermal winter jacket with detachable buff from Decathlon. I suspect it's the ladies version of the one @fossyant albeit I've had mine eight years now.
Plus various base layers and fleeces and whatnot that I've accumulated over the years. I picked up some roubaix lined leggings on sale in Tesco earlier this year, and am looking forward to seeing if they're any good.
Also, my fleece-lined, windproof & waterproof Altura winter gloves, and my windproof and thermal winter jacket with detachable buff from Decathlon. I suspect it's the ladies version of the one @fossyant albeit I've had mine eight years now.
Plus various base layers and fleeces and whatnot that I've accumulated over the years. I picked up some roubaix lined leggings on sale in Tesco earlier this year, and am looking forward to seeing if they're any good.
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Fat bike and pogies is the answer for you.
grldtnr
Über Member
Except they have a big 'ole where you pout yer foot in, plus if you should put you foot in a puddle over the top , they will not be waterproof or resistant any more.
Also , they must pay the Accy cyclist acceptance test, now that's a tall order!
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I have to agree. Fantastic mudguards.This, but specifically metal ones. I have the kinesis jobbies on 3 bikes now - no scuffing, rattling or rubbing
grldtnr
Über Member
I wear Gripsport walking shoes , for unclipped platform soles, otherwise iveeat SPD equipped shoes/ sandals
grldtnr
Über Member
Or for that matter, your cycling friends!. Or course spatter your enemies as much as you like
roubaixtuesday
self serving virtue signaller
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
I like Skol
A Minging Manc...
- Location
- Sunny Ashton-under-Lyne
That's my kind of commute!
When you rock up at work to find an empty office/factory you know you are hardcore....
I like Skol
A Minging Manc...
- Location
- Sunny Ashton-under-Lyne
TBH, when the weather gets bad I find the bike is the only way to get around because all the cars are slipping and sliding around causing gridlock.
roubaixtuesday
self serving virtue signaller
Yup. Spiked tyres rule.
I like Skol
A Minging Manc...
- Location
- Sunny Ashton-under-Lyne
Nope, spiked tyres are for pussies. Riding according to the conditions is THE rule.
