I <3 clothing
02-28-06 | 11:29 AM
#26
Originally Posted by spud
pirates laugh when we see ski goggle cyclists when its not cold
02-28-06 | 12:23 PM
#27
spectacular
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 488
Likes: 0
From: Philadelph-eye-a
These do me right on cold days. They're unbelievably light. Light enough that when I got the package I got all heated thinking that they had either left the boots out or shipped the wrong thing. Lighter than most sneakers even. Ugly, but I kind of butt that.
02-28-06 | 02:43 PM
#28
Immoderator
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 7,630
Likes: 5
From: POS Tennessee
Bikes: Gary Fisher Simple City 8, Litespeed Obed
I grew up in northern Ohio, then moved to Tennessee. It doesn't ever get cold enough here to wear any more, and if I get chilly, I just pedal harder. I commute every single day, rain, shine or snow, in the same winter getup-
short sleeve shirt
hoody
wool socks
Converse All Stars
shorts or shants
Balaclava and mittens if it's really cold out
(I've got a uniform at work, and a laundry service, so it works out great.)
People down South are the biggest p*ssies on earth when it comes to the cold, and everybody seems to think I'm either crazy or a DUI for cycling to and from work in the winter. It's the summers here that can kill you, though.
I <3 clothing, too.
short sleeve shirt
hoody
wool socks
Converse All Stars
shorts or shants
Balaclava and mittens if it's really cold out
(I've got a uniform at work, and a laundry service, so it works out great.)
People down South are the biggest p*ssies on earth when it comes to the cold, and everybody seems to think I'm either crazy or a DUI for cycling to and from work in the winter. It's the summers here that can kill you, though.
I <3 clothing, too.
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