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Old 11-09-10, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Porteņo
But what about those of us riding to work, or who have to go to work meetings (or in my case - I am a journalist- do interviews)? It is one thing to ride in civilian clothes and get a bit sweaty, nothing an inconspicuous spare shirt rolled into my bag and one minute in any toilet cannot handle, but arriving in a soaking, muddy, sweaty mess in conditions nothing short of a full bath and new change of clothes will repair is just not an option on a working day... Weekend/fitness rides are a different beast, sure, but I still haven't found clothes I can ride in on a rainy day that still make me look some kind of business casual without 15 minutes in a changing room.
Cool + rainy is much easier to deal with than warm + rainy. When its warm its pretty much impossible to stay dry - you either end up wet from the rain or sweat from the rain gear. With fenders though you should not end up muddy.
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