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Old 11-11-13 | 09:50 PM
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Bikes: '76 Raleigh Grand Prix,' 75 Raleigh Sports, '69 - '73 Raleigh Drop Bar 3-speed, '59 Parliament, '52? Raleigh Sports, '75 Raleigh Super Course, Surly Cross Check, Bridgestone RB-1

I have to agree with ryenmatt's statements for the most part. I have dabbled in winter cycling all my life, riding on the nicer days with my cycling "kit" made for cold weather. This year I am planning to commute through the winter so I have been trying different things and what I have learned so far is that cycling clothes are not going to cut it. I actually learned that a long time ago, that's why I only rode on the nicer days. I have found that my regular outdoor winter gear in layers is the best. My only issue is my feet, need to sort that out yet. Thanks for your list ryenmatt, it is always great to read what works for others and in what conditions they ride.
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