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Old 08-02-12 | 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by kangchen
Gotcha ... the second argument particularly makes sense and it's good to know them in case it comes up in conversation.
Sure.

For me personally, I'll wear regular clothes or workout/cycling clothes depending on distance and intensity. When my commute was less than 2 miles, I wore regular clothes. When it got to be 6 miles each way I decided I wanted to make it part of my exercise regimen so I wear cycling shorts with a wicking t-shirt. If I'm going on a group ride after work, I substitute a cycling jersey for the shirt .

I don't worry that my clothing choices might make commuting seem less accessible to somebody else. There are plenty of people who ride in normal clothes and I figure any adult is capable of making their own decisions when it comes to what to wear.
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