Cycling to the supermarket - clothes?

[BigAl68]

Ride there in what you like. It's tesco not the Opera.

I happily click around in lycra and spd, sometimes pushing the bike if I haven't got my lock. If it offends anyone I tell them to look at my eyes not my shorts

 

[subaqua]

NOT this

http://ak-hdl.buzzfed.com/static/enhanced/webdr02/2013/1/23/10/enhanced-buzz-2378-1358956027-4.jpg may be a little NSFW but no nudity

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I just left my bike in a supermarket cycle stand, wearing (me, not the bike) jeans and MTB style shoes. It was only about 3 miles away. Not worth changing for.

 

[Turbo Rider]

I always see folks plodding around with their helmets on...all I feel when I see them is jealous, because I'm not about to ride a bike like they are...embrace it

 

[John the Monkey]

Dinner suit, spats, top hat and monocle.

For the full effect, get a tandem, and persuade someone to ride up front in a chauffeur's uniform.

 

[Piemaster]

Slightly depends on the weather, but mostly whatever I'm wearing when I need a loaf. As I'm usually attired in t-shirt and shorts around the house and having to put something on as it's freezing outside now, I'm swapping the shorts for a pair of Union 34 trousers (still wearing them at moment as went out earlier) + an Endura jacket. In a few weeks I'm hoping the t-shirt/shorts will do regardless.

 

[machew]

lycra onesie (http://www.superfansuits.com/). Thus wearing the stereotypical cycling clothes and also the stereotypical clothes of those who shop at supermarkets

 

[MickeyBlueEyes]

If I'm out and the bike is with me then its always Lycra, no matter where I am.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Khakis, one leg rolled up if I don't have chainguard,
and an old dress shirt, most often,
with some Nike Alvord trail boots and ubiquitous flat cap.

 

[Markymark]

Doesn't matter what you wear as long as the ensemble costs more than £1,000. Anything less than that and quite frankly you shouldn't be allowed out.

 

[classic33]

Nothing.

Where do you keep the money/card!

 

[400bhp]

Dress according to the shop:

Waitrose - cravat, brogues, silk shirt, fedora
Sainsbury's - chinos, check shirt, 1 button undone
Tesco's - jeans & trainers
Aldi/Lidl - badly fitting shorts and ucoordinated t-shirt
Iceland - nappy

 

[cyberknight]

Full team kit, and only buy what you can stuff down your jersey domestique-style. I can get eight cans of beer in mine and 12 packs of nuts in the pockets.

I thought you already had a 2 pack in your shorts ?

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Where do you keep the money/card!

The lady at the checkout knows when she discovers the funny smell is from the money.

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Would you care to say a bit more?

I shop at Asda's Bankok branch, what can I say?