cycling jersey with removeable sleeves

[matt joy]

hi

i seem to have spent the past hour searching on google for the above and all i seem to find is a jacket with detachable sleeves. I know they exist as someone i go cycling with has them. is anyone able to point me in the right direction for this

 

[Red Light]

They all have removable sleeves. Its the reattachment that is the problem

 

[The Brewer]

Just get a short sleeve jersy and arm warmers

 

[Scilly Suffolk]

Are you sure? Not thinking of arm warmers are you?

 

[GetAGrip]

http://www.probikekit.com/uk/cyclin...e-reattiva-detachable-long-sleeve-jersey.html

Not used this site myself but a quick search shows - they are out there

 

[HLaB]

I've only ever seen had Jacket/Gilet combinations. I have the Gore Phantom with removable sleeves but generally when its cold enough to wear the jacket you don't want to take the sleeves off. The only decent weight removeable sleeve top I've got, I got it in Oz. As to a jersey I think arm warmers are a better option and that's what there seems to be a demand for.

 

[Scilly Suffolk]

http://www.probikekit.com/uk/cyclin...e-reattiva-detachable-long-sleeve-jersey.html

Not used this site myself but a quick search shows - they are out there

Well I never: they'll be replacing downtube shifters next!

 

[jayonabike]

Well I never: they'll be replacing downtube shifters next!

It'll never catch on

 

[jayonabike]

In response to the OP a short sleeve jersey and arm warmers is the answer.

 

[chewy]

what about http://www.evanscycles.com/products/altura/transformer-jersey-ec022296#features

 

[ColinJ]

In response to the OP a short sleeve jersey and arm warmers is the answer.

Not if Matt is actually going for this look:

 

[guitarpete247]

I'm sure the last Lidl cycling gear had some jersey's like this but I missed out. I'm sure I saw some but the wrong size.

 

[amaferanga]

Sleeve-less jerseys are for triathletes only, and even then they look wrong. Short sleeve jersey and arm warmers is more practical (you can use the arm warmers with ANY short sleeve jersey) and with the added benefit that you won't look like a tool.

 

[Norm]

Indeed, and a very lightweight wind-proof gilet and arm-warmers have been in my saddle bag, or worn, on every trip I've made in the last 6+ months.

 

[jay clock]

In my experience anything that has zip-off sleeves (or legs in the case of those travel trousers) always seems to be a complete faff getting them on and off. Arm warmers have the benefit of being do-able on the move (within reason)