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Denninmi

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4. You really know your stuff.

Reply to happyslug (Reply #3)

Thu Dec 13, 2012, 03:35 PM

Dec 2012

I'm impressed.

I just looked at panniers at REI at lunch. Pricey but looks worthwhile. Right now I have a rack with a case that slides into grooves. Can't remember the brand. I also ride with a standard size backpack, but could use more room when I ride to the gym. Last Sunday, had to tie gym shoes and a bag of clothes to the top of the case on the rack.

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Layering for cold weather. [View all] Denninmi Dec 2012 OP

Discussed before on this forum at the following threads: happyslug Dec 2012 #1

Hey, that's a great reference. Denninmi Dec 2012 #2

I went through my comments and rewrote it and posted it here: happyslug Dec 2012 #3

You really know your stuff. Denninmi Dec 2012 #4

Comment on Materials in any type of Weather happyslug Jul 2014 #10

Depends how far I'm riding Kennah Dec 2012 #5

If your hands get cold, go with mittens happyslug Dec 2012 #6

The gloves I have are great in cold, but not so good in a downpour Kennah Dec 2012 #7

I had to convert to my Mittens the last week or so happyslug Jan 2013 #8

Bellwether Windfront Tights Kolesar Jan 2013 #9