Cycling-specific clothes make rides far more comfortable because of their design and practicality.
Cycling Clothes
The Basics: Summer Clothes
In the summer, the weather is great, so you don’t need many clothes to get out there and enjoy the weather. There are two things you need to know about cycling clothes: It’s called “kit” not “uniform” or “clothes.” Its an old European name for sporting clothes and its a widely accepted name for cycling…
The Extras: Our Top 5 Spring and Fall clothes
As you get more into cycling you’ll notice the cold is a foe to contend with. As the temperatures start dipping below 60-degrees, there’s two rules of dressing you should follow: Windproof yourself. Ever heard of wind chill? Even if it rains and you get wet, if you protect yourself from penetrating drafts you’ll manage to…
For the Dedicated: Winter
In the winter, everything is fair game. If that massive ski jacket keeps your warm, then go for it. Forget the fact that you might look dorky– you’ll be putting to shame all those that hung up their wheels until April. The most important thing with the winter is staying windproof with plenty of thin,…
