Would need a zip or things will fall out.
You know, I read this the wrong way. I blame the click bait title.
Would need a zip or things will fall out.
Just wear a 'normal' cycling top back to front!
Problem solved..
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I'm with you on that. I also wonder about men carrying them in trouser pockets.Just don’t like the idea of something emitting radio waves millimetres from my breast tissue for several hours of bike rides. Probably unfounded, just me being paranoid.
Just don’t like the idea of something emitting radio waves millimetres from my breast tissue for several hours of bike rides. Probably unfounded, just me being paranoid.
Surprisingly (?), it is estimated that about 520 men will die of breast cancer in the UK this year, so phones in chest pockets would not be a great idea for us either if the radiation risk is real...I'm with you on that. I also wonder about men carrying them in trouser pockets.
I understand that, but bear in mind that you'll probably be separated from your bike in many accidents. (it might be kindly stored somewhere for you!)I don’t keep my phone anywhere it may be damaged in case of accident. Lives in top tube bag, saddle bag or rack bag when in bike. As do my normal specs, money and bank cards
struggling to get a card out of your back pocket is part of the fun of a cafe stop. Especially when it's wet and the floor is tiled.
Never had an issue (and I’ve had a few accidents)I understand that, but bear in mind that you'll probably be separated from your bike in many accidents. (it might be kindly stored somewhere for you!)
I mostly carry mine in a "Roo pouch" under my top layer, against my chest (string round my neck). Seems the least worst location!
cash/cards either in the same pouch, or in a zipped back-pocket (if I have one).
Just wear a 'normal' cycling top back to front!
Problem solved..
HTH![]()