I'm almost bokenhearted...
#27
Senior Member
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 105
Likes: 0
From: The Old Pueblo
Bikes: 2008 Surly LHT, 1985 Nishiki Prestige, 1985 Miyata 310, 2013 Surly Troll
Tucson commuter here. You should be OK with wet wipes; the only potential issue may be getting your hair un-sweaty. When I commute in summer, I have to remember to bring a hat or kerchief for my head on the days when I can't shower after arrival. Also, wait until your core has cooled down before putting on fresh clothes.
#28
Senior Member
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 6,341
Likes: 326
From: Mountain View, CA USA and Golden, CO USA
Bikes: 97 Litespeed, 50-39-30x13-26 10 cogs, Campagnolo Ultrashift, retroreflective rims on SON28/PowerTap hubs
#29
Senior Member
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 6,341
Likes: 326
From: Mountain View, CA USA and Golden, CO USA
Bikes: 97 Litespeed, 50-39-30x13-26 10 cogs, Campagnolo Ultrashift, retroreflective rims on SON28/PowerTap hubs
Quick-release skewer mounts for the bottom are available, plus brake-bridge center stays and seat-clamp mounts for conventional stays at the top.
#30
It gets pretty hot here in the summertime. When I get to work, I go to the mens room and take a duck bath. Strip down to the waist and just wet and use up the paper towels. Soak your head and then dry off using the paper towels. Then use your deoderant and any body spray you might use and change into work clothes. Worked everytime.
Ernest
Ernest





