Does the way you dress effect your riding ?

[Joe24]

Just admit it CP, your not the man you once were

 

[ComedyPilot]

Just admit it CP, your not the man you once were

No I'm not.

I'm more mature, have more endurance, and I'm bigger.

 

[Speicher]

CP, surely the way you dress does affect your riding?

After all if you put your shoes on first and then your socks, or your shorts over your head......


look, I have trying all day to resist saying that.

 

[Gerry Attrick]

CP, surely the way you dress does affect your riding?

After all if you put your shoes on first and then your socks, or your shorts over your head......


look, I have trying all day to resist saying that.

Now come on Speicher, I have just been brought to task for flippancy. How can you get away with it

 

[Speicher]

Oh dear, I usually try and judge the "mood" of the thread, and addressed my comment to Comedy Pilot, did you get told off on another thread? Ah yes, you and CP got reprimanded.

I think Peanut has an excellent sense of humour.

 

[Gerry Attrick]

*Hangs head in shame* Yes......sniff

 

[Black Sheep]

i ride in any of the following and any combination:

jeans, t shirt, base layer, hoodie, waterproof jacket (a biking one), swimming shorts.

use any of the above, mixed and matched depending on weather conditions and temperature.

 

[Jane Smart]

I ride in Ron Hill tracksters one day and my lycra the next. I do find I prefer lycra for some reason.

 

[dellzeqq]

I sort of agree with peanut here - wearing a leather jacket and jeans on the Brompton I'm Mr. Notintheleastbithurried. Put on lycra and I leave a smouldering line on the tarmac. Except....company. In company I'm not in a hurry.

 

[Paulus]

One mans pootle is anothers thrash.!!

 

[peanut]

I sort of agree with peanut here -

now then Mr. Notintheleastbithurried. lets have no prevarication here. The issue is quite clear . Do you or do you not agree with peanut ?