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  1. #16
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    I couldn't ever wear jeans on a ride. I can go about a mile without a chamois. That's about it.
    I have built up a wardrobe of "urban cycling" stuff, that often has a detachable liner and looks nice enough to wear without the liner for anytime. Same with wicking or polyester/lycra tops that serve many functions. I wear this stuff for my errand rides and just hanging around, walking, etc.
    When I commuted, it was 13.8 miles, so I wore my regular cycling clothes and rode my road bike.

  2. #17
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    My most chic urban riding kit is bike shorts under a utilikilt.

  3. #18
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    Dec 2009
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    Dude. I pretty much only see/hang with people who ride in jeans/capris/manpris. It definitely takes some fine tuning as to - jean choice/underwear choice.

    I can go over 10 miles in jeans. Longer than that and I'd want some cycling shorts underneath. I agree though that Keens, jeans, hoodies is a pretty standardized uniform in urban areas.
    "Things look different from the seat of a bike carrying a sleeping bag with a cold beer tucked inside." ~Jim Malusa
    2009 Trek 520-Brooks B-17 Special in Antique Brown
    2010 Surly Long Haul Trucker-Brooks B-17 Standard in Black
    1983 Fuji Espree Single Speed-Brooks B17 British Racing Green

 

 

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