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Old 01-07-19, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by robow
Years ago when I attempted more ultra light touring, I would do the same thing but of course there are times when you just have to ride in the rain, and if your only pair of shoes gets wet, they can make your life miserable when done for the day. I use spd clipless for touring because that's how I ride my other few thousand miles a year and my knees and form are accustomed to them AND when I get into camp or hotel, it's sooo nice putting on a pair of dry warm shoes.
I can't agree more. But if it is cool enough out to be using rain pants, then shoe covers can be nice, my feet did not get overly wet on the day I took this photo..

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