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Old 11-28-13 | 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by wahoonc
I usually wear silk or merino wool for a base layer in cold weather, and as pointed out need to dress for the last mile, you WILL warm up while riding.

Aaron
Merino for me too. It evolved to have superior wicking and temperature-regulating properties.
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