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well so far here's my list if I'm going to commute to work:
Wipes (it sounds like the brand really isn't all that important to the majority of people) baby powder a set of clothes for riding, and a complete different set of clothes (underwear, socks, etc..) for work. Deodorant, and some sort of body spray / deodorant (maybe in place of the baby powder?) I don't ride clipless pedals so I would be wearing regular shoes. I have an old pair that I typically toss on while riding, and then a different pair that I use for work. Would it be worth it swap out shoes as well? |
Originally Posted by jwollam
(Post 9810780)
I don't ride clipless pedals so I would be wearing regular shoes.
I have an old pair that I typically toss on while riding, and then a different pair that I use for work. Would it be worth it swap out shoes as well? If you use platforms without clips or straps, you may be fine in ordinary shoes or sneakers. How long is your commute? |
Originally Posted by neilfein
(Post 9810859)
I ride in work boots or in hiking boots, both of which I can wear to work. (I have bad ankles, and the support helps when walking.) However, I use toe clips and straps, which tend to scuff up the shoes a bit.
If you use platforms without clips or straps, you may be fine in ordinary shoes or sneakers. How long is your commute? the commute one way is about 5 miles, but I think I can find a way to lengthen it a bit after I get more comfortable. |
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