Hands: warm. Feet: toasty. Harbles:
10-23-08, 06:41 PM
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Hands: warm. Feet: toasty. Harbles:
Frozen and gone. Went for a fast 20 miler in the dark. Temperature was about 50-55, so arm warmers and booties were in order. Unfortunately, my heavy shorts are in need of washing, so, I manned up and went with some thin shorts. Well, long story short, my harbles are I are no longer on speaking terms....Maybe they'll warm back up to me in the shower....
So how do you deal with keeping your harbles comfy?
So how do you deal with keeping your harbles comfy?
10-23-08, 08:02 PM
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10-23-08, 08:11 PM
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Hills hurt.. Couches kill
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Well, I've never heard the term harbles but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't want a rubber band anywhere near mine. And 50-55 degrees? Must be the wind chill.
10-23-08, 08:21 PM
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enjoy! it's like the first time you try heated seats in a car. you wonder how you managed without.
10-24-08, 08:10 AM
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Well,that at my house (which out of the valley). I'll bet it was closer to 40 in the valley, which was where I did the majority of my ride.
