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I wear a weather-appropriate hat or cycling cap and casual clothes: layers of cotton and/or wool t-shirts, wool/bamboo magic cycling-specific hoodie, or a light seersucker shirt in the summer, cycling-specific rain jacket and/or rain cape to keep my shorts dry (sometimes wool pants or quick-dry shorts, and stretchy undershorts instead of boxers for longer rides), closed-toed strappy sandals or shoes (rubber short boots if it's very wet) with wool socks.
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@enobacon@urbanists.social@ascentale @TicklishHoneyBee@strangeobject.space and of course gloves when it's colder and/or raining. I like the breathable gloves with a popout wind mitt and add a layer of neoprene foam in the mitt plus a layer of silk liner gloves under them. These are not waterproof, but they're thermally fine in the cold rain unless you have to put them back on before they dry out. Also highly recommend bar mitts on the bike if it's really cold and wet, besides a rain cape/poncho mostly covering your gloves. #BikeNite A5