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Old 09-28-07 | 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by PaulH
The most important thing is to ride slower. The second thing is to remove your suit jacket in warmer weather, roll it, and carry it on your rack or in a pannier. Note: roll, do not fold.

Your bike should be an upright one with fenders and a chainguard. Most commonly available bikes in the US (road, mountain, or hybrid) do not provide any clothing protection and may require a riding posture that is not compatible with normal clothing.


Paul
This is exactly what i do. Works for me! I ride everyday, no car. Sometimes on super hot days i ride in a tshirt and change into a (rolled) button shirt when i get to work.
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