With the constantly changing spring weather, I am always trying to figure out what will be the most comfortable way to dress for each bike ride. Do I need a light jacket or is a t-shirt and shirt OK? Shorts or Pants? etc. So I wrote down some notes on what I find to be comfortable and practical based on the outside temperature (and wind speed).<\/p>\n
This is only a guide, of course, but it has been very helpful for me so I just wrote it up a little better and posted it under cycling articles. The title (and link) is How to Dress for Bike Rides in Any Weather<\/a>.<\/p>\n It was a little difficult to translate my casual notes on the subject into a (hopefully) helpful\u00a0article with suggestions on how to dress for bike rides in different weather conditions but I did the best that I could. I hope that I did not lose too much in the translation.<\/p>\n As I was writing the article, it seemed important to cover the topic of rain, of course, \u00a0so I added some additional comments and suggestions on protecting your bike (and other) electronics (bike computers, GPS units, cell phones, cameras, ipods, etc) from the rain.<\/p>\n Basically you just need to have a good bike bag and bring some baggies or plastic bags with you, for your equipment, in case of rain.<\/p>\n Well, I hope you enjoy the new weather preparation article.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" With the constantly changing spring weather, I am always trying to figure out what will be the most comfortable way to dress for each bike ride. Do I need a light jacket or is a t-shirt and shirt OK? Shorts … Continue reading