Thanks for this. The guy who runs it is, quite simply, a leering sexist creep, and NOT someone that bicycle advocates should want to ally themselves with.

As for clothes, I've done both, and I'm unsatisfied either way. Bike clothes are comfortable, but changing is a pain in the ass and requires carrying more stuff; but while not changing is more convenient, it's harder for me to regulate my temperature, and arriving soaked in sweat is unavoidable in the Nashville summer. On balance, I've generally settled on regular clothes, choosing convenience over comfort.