No base layers in the TDF?
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I was out at the Thursday Night Crits (which I've posted some pics of in the Texas forum in the past) and did see one guy with long white sleeves under his jersey, so I guess the concept is not as alien around here as I had supposed.
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They just did an interview with Contador on VS. His Astana top is skin-tight and so thin you can see white bib straps underneath. Thinnest looking pro-jersey I've seen.
Oops, just saw Team Sky on the climb - big panels of black see-through fabric in their jerseys. Looks kinky - and hot.
Oops, just saw Team Sky on the climb - big panels of black see-through fabric in their jerseys. Looks kinky - and hot.
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If all your sweat is evaporating as fast as you produce it, can a baselayer still keep you cooler? Or will it make you warmer?
In such a case a baselayer should help if you are adding water by pouring it on, so the water can be retained.
What baselayer would be recommended to try for maximum cooling? Should I start w/arm coolers, which ones?
In such a case a baselayer should help if you are adding water by pouring it on, so the water can be retained.
What baselayer would be recommended to try for maximum cooling? Should I start w/arm coolers, which ones?
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LOL - I bet they spend most of the pre-race meeting discussing if they are going to unzip today or not.
The bottom line is that the best cyclist on the planet have been riding before our very eyes, in warm weather, in the most important race of the year and THEY ARE NOT WEARING BASE LAYERS. It doesn't take a friggin genius to figure this out
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