View Poll Results: Whats on your a$$ while riding?
Road bike shorts
43
45.74%
Bibs
33
35.11%
MTB shorts
7
7.45%
Blue jean shorts
1
1.06%
$7.99 Walmart gym shorts
7
7.45%
David Hasselhoff sig Speedos!
3
3.19%
Voters: 94. You may not vote on this poll
What type of pants to you guys wear?
06-27-05, 01:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Steelrider
Bad assumption. You clearly have not lived in California (or other states in the West/Southwest for that matter). It has it's minuses, but 30 degrees and lower is not one of them... 
06-27-05, 01:39 AM
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Originally Posted by pedex
Lived in Napa,California for about 9 months, then in Vallejo for 4 more, it got down to freezing a few times.All winter long all it did was freakin rain.Even my short little 3 mile ride to school in the mornings with bike shorts would have been pretty darn cold in the late fall and winter.
06-27-05, 01:54 AM
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Originally Posted by pedex
So based on the poll choices and the majority of the responses is it safe to assume the majority of you only ride part time, as in warm weather only, or many are probably part timers warm weather only?cause when its below 30 degrees F and the wind is howling I dont think those bike shorts are gonna help much 
It was pretty cold the morning this picture was taken but arm and leg warmers with regular cycling shorts and jersey worked fine.
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