#long sleeve biking jersey

[saddledrunk]

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A versatile jersey that can be used on and off the bicycle.

It comes with three pockets at the back and the centre pocket is zipped to keep you valuables secure.

56% Wool, 30% organic cotton, 14% olyammide

Top and bottom zip covers.

Made in Italy

Cuffs at the end of the sleeves

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#wool cycling jersey #sportwool cycling jersey #wool long sleeve bike jersey #long sleeve wool cycling jersey #cycling jerseys vintage #custom wool cycling jersey #made in Italy #cycling jersey long sleeve #saddledrunk #saddledrunk cycling jersey #style cycling jersey #stylish cycling jersey #fashion cycling jersey

[high-queen-of-the-court]

aftg characters and athletic brands

jorts are not being considered as Athletic clothing here, thank you

neil: all of his clothes are different brands. he’ll walk out of the dorm with adidas socks, under armour shirt, nike shoes, and some pair of unidentifiable shorts. he def mainly wears nike.

Andrew: adidas and that’s the ONLY one. he’s got the whole collection in black

Kevin: dawg is SUCH a nerd when it comes to athletic clothing (and i appreciate that). despite his organized tendencies, he buys each individual item based on its performance instead of looks. he’ll get long distance running shoes from hoka, shirts from Nike, socks from under armour, etc because that’s what fits his performance needs. he definitely gets lululemon shorts when he goes pro

Matt: NEW BALANCE!!!! he gets the retro looking shorts and the dad shoes. (he’s training for the future by breaking those shoes in)

Nicky: he wear lululemon and i feel like i shouldn’t have to elaborate on that. it’s higher end and more “trendy” him and Allison go on hot girl walks with their lulu Fanny packs

Renee: asics for sure. i feel like she’s also a tennis girlie (she would just slay a tennis skirt/ dress okay) they have a good collection of those and other athletic stuff.

aaron: he doesn’t really care. he just wears what katelyn tells him he looks good in tbh. katelyn feels like one of those people that doesn’t typically stick with one brand, so aaron wears a variety of brands. this being said, he’s probably surprisingly trendy (he doesn’t notice this tho)

Dan: she’s a champion girlie. she rocks the sweatpants and top/biker short sets like NO OTHER!!! the sets are good for running, lifting, biking, and look good with pullovers/sweat pants. Dan also probably wears adidas, especially their shoes. outside of athletic brands, she definitely only wears short socks

Allison: she wears lululemon exclusively. she’s got the shorts, swiftly techs, and pullovers in every color. she wears the brightest colors the most. Allison pulls it off and looks VERY intimidating in the bright colors cause it makes her stand out EVEN MORE

Jean: dawg is an under armour guy PERIOD. NO ARGUMENTS. i can’t explain this one exactly but i feel it in my bones. he’s just an under armour guy, okay??? he loves their compression tights and sleeves.

Jeremy: dawgs closet is just a mess. he doesn’t know what he’s shopping for half the time and pulls the colors he likes off the rack. he definitely really likes gym shark clothes

Wymack: he wears whatever is sponsoring the teams jerseys and practice clothing. coach is just consistent like that

#aftg #all for the game #the foxhole court #tfc #neil josten #tkm #trk #andrew minyard #kevin day #aaron minyard #nicky hemmick #matt boyd #dan wilds #allison reynolds #renee walker #david wymack #jean moreau #jeremy knox

[ywpd-translations]

Ride 739: The training camp's fourth day!!

Pag 1

1: Training camp of Sohoku High School's racing team...

2: fourth and last day, 10:18 in the morning

3: Here it comes, Rokudai!!

4: Yeah!! Teh, Kinaka-kun

Pag 2

1: The training camp fourth and last day!!

The total distance we've ran so far is....

Pag 3

2: Here we go!!

5: 800km!!

Pag 4

1: We still have 200km to go until we reach 1000km!!

2: Teeh.....!! We've ran so much, teh

3: That's right, we already went beyond what I said at first, the distance from “Aomori”

4: “Aomori”!

It's still 10:30 in the morning, so if we keep going like this we can run the remaining 200km that are required!!

We can!!

Yeah!!

Pag 5

1: My legs are all sore

2: I'm trembling all over, teh

3: The Aomori thing, when we first came here

4: 700km!!

I thought it would be impossible

5: When on the first day, the senpai created such a gap between us, I resigned myself and thought that it really was impossible

6: But then, on that day's evening, you had that idea, Kinaka-kun

8: We worked so hard starting from the morning, we closed the gap, and ran until here

Pag 6

1: Being “buddies” really was our “breakthorugh”, teh!!

2: Breakthrough...!!

3: ??

4: Right!!

Teh...!!

5: Somehow, when I think about seeing the “goal”

6: I feel a surge of power, teh!!

Ohh...

7: Yeah, nice Rokudai, that's good!!

8: We've survived so far, so let's run through the end!!

Pag 7

2: Pfui

Yeah....

Let's do... our best and.... run....

5: Huh, where's my bottle?

Teh

Pag 8

3: Rokudaiii!!

6: Oooooogh

Pag 9

3: Ah....

Kinaka....kun? Huh.... I... fell.... and my bo.... ttle?

4: Rokudaii!!

5: So-sorry

You- you saved me, because you're my “buddy”!!

Pag 10

1: Because I'm your friend

3: Because you're my precious and reliable friend!!

4: Don't fall

Pag 11

1: Don't fall yet!!

2: There's still a chance

3: A small one

4: We can't know until the end of this last day of this training camp

Our

5: target

Pag 12

1: is to go together to the Inter High!!

Yeah!!

Pag 13

2: Ohh, they got back up, those first years

They ran 800km, so I thought their pace would drop for 2 or 3 laps

3: and that they would lose momentum like that

5: There are two ways of winning a road race

Pag 14

1: The first way is enduring determinedly, following without giving up in any situation

2: So that you survive and become the last man standing

4: And the other way is attacking yourself, actively passing and leaving behind your opponents

5: showing your strength and taking the victory....!!

6: They're both “victories”, that doesn't change

But the one who brings you more praises and admiration

Pag 15

1: It's the latter, Issa!!

2: That's right, Danchiku!!

3: First year Omihata, my jersey

Yessir!!

4: The heat resistance training ends here!!

5: Kaburagi-san.... he took off his long-sleeved jersey....!!

That means he's gotten serious!!

6: Let's go with with Full Spec, Danchiku!!

Now that our bodies are ready, we'll definitely do our “human sacrifice”....

Pag 16

1: We'll defeat Sugimoto-san and go to the Inter High!!

Of course, Issa!!

Pag 17

3: Let's catch him, Danchiku!!

4: So you're here

Pag 18

1: You two!!

2: We've come to give back to you that “you allowed us to train with you”!! Sugimoto-san!!

Pag 19

2: Danchiku has already mastered the new bike he's riding, and he doesn't stagger anymore

Thanks to you, he's now in perfect condition!! Perfect!!

3: Yeah

Pag 20

1: I'm just next to you and yet I can feel your pressure enough!!

3: Sugimoto-san, sorry but I'm gonna defeat you in one blow

4: I won't let you beat me in one blow

Pag 21

1: Is that your “expectations”? Or your “hope”?

2: Yeah.... for now

3: I'll also take off my arms warmer!!

4: Sugimoto took off his arms warmer!!

5: If you come at me seriously....

Pag 22

1: It's only polite of me to get serious too!!

Pag 23

3: Sugimoto himself hit their handles!!

Even though usually his play-style is to avoid rough play and contact!!

4: You're in high spirits....!!

5: Not as much as you!! Danchiku!!

Pag 24

1: Honestly, I'm surprised that you're going all out like this.... you're worth defeating!!

2: I'll let you train with me one more time, Danchiku!!

Pag 25

2: Ah crap, they've started already!!

The last battle

3: of the fourth and last day of this training camp!!

4: Danchiku-kun!! Sugimoto-kun!!

Pag 26

1: I'll pull now, teh, Kinaka-kun

Yeah, thank you, Rokudai!!

2: Please....

3: No....

4: I'm beaten....

Even though I've finally... cut the 200km left point...

5: That moment.... I overdid it a little....

6: My legs hurt.....

#yowamushi pedal #yowamushi pedal translations #yowapeda #yowapeda manga #yowamushi pedal manga #yowamushi pedal spoilers #ride 739 #i have so many things to say about this chapter that ill probably use up all the tags LMAO #But the most important one is NAKAROKU!!!! MY PRECIOUS PRECIOUS BOYS YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH THEIR FRIENDHSIP MEANS TO ME #they're so important ;A; i cant believe kinaka really had to spelli it out to roku that theyre friends??? #youd think it would be the other way around given kinaka's chara and the fact that he never had any friends and all that #but no! I HELPED YOU BC WE'RE FRIENDS BC YOURE MY PRECIOUS AND RELIABLE FRIENDS #and roku: shocked pikachu face asdshgdkdfg #how did he not realize they're besties PLEASE if he thought theyre just 'buddies' for the training camp #what did he even think of their relationship before these 4 days - kinaka bby you didnt go so out of your way to be nice and good to him #for him to not even realzie youre friends sadsdhfa #im already writing a fic about this because its just that importan OKAY #i dont think i have enough tags to talk about everything sugimoto and danchiku and kaburagi #but lemme say that its so funny to me how everyone is busy fighting and all and meanwhile onoda and naruko are just doing their thing lmao

[splatoongamefiles]

Here's all the gear names in the new update

LONG ass post so under the cut:

HEADGEAR:

Long-Billed Cap, King Flip Mesh, Blowfish Newsie, Pilot Hat, Barrelfish Baseball Hat, Octoleet Goggles, Worker's Head Towel, El Rey Calamar, Zekko Cap, Ink-Guard Goggles, Teal Pinhole Shades, Green Pinhole Shades, Pink Pinhole Shades, Yellow Pinhole Shades, Patched Hat, Fugu Bell Hat, Hothouse Hat, Mountie Hat, Black FishFry Bandana, Squidfin Hook Cans, Matte Bike Helmet, Deca Tackle Visor Helmet, Barrelfish Headgear, Slipstream Helmet Pro, Slipstream Helmet, King Facemask, Motocross Nose Guard, Digi-Camo Forge Mask, Yamagiri Beanie, Sneaky Beanie, Tee Time Visor

CLOTHING:

North-Country Parka, Octoleet Armor, Dev Uniform, Cooler Jacket, Fresh Octo Tee, Chilly Mountain Coat, Takoroka Windcrusher, FA-01 Jacket, FA-01 Reversed, Pullover Coat, Birded Corduroy Jacket, Deep-Octo Satin Jacket, Zekko Redleaf Coat, Lemon Mountain Coat, Zekko Jade Coat, Light Bomber Jacket, Navy Eminence Jacket, Tumeric Zekko Coat, Custom Painted F-3 , White Leather F-3, Chili-Pepper Ski Jacket, Whale-Knit Sweater, Rockin' Leather Jacket, Kung-Fu Zip-Up, Panda Kung-Fu Zip-Up, Shirt with Blue Hoodie, Grape Hoodie, Hothouse Hoodie, Pink Hoodie, Olive Zekko Parka, Black Hoodie, Baby-Jelly Shirt & Tie, Prune Parashooter, Red Hula Punk with Tie, Dots-on-Dots Shirt, Toni K. Baseball Jersey, Barrelfish Baseball Uni, Short Knit Layers, Positive Longcuff Sweater, Annaki Yellow Cuff, Annaki Red Cuff, Octarian Retro, Takoroka Jersey, Octo Jumper Home, Pink Easy-Stripe Shirt, Inkopolis Squaps Jersey, Lime Easy-Stripe Shirt, Annaki Evolution Tee, Zekko Long Carrot Tee, Zekko Long Radish Tee, Black Cuttlegear LS, Takoroka Crazy Baseball LS, Red Cuttlegear LS, Khaki 16-Bit FishFry, Blue 16-Bit FishFry, Sharkfin Raglan, Black V-Neck Tee, White Deca Logo Tee, Half-Sleeve Sweater, King Jersey, Gray 8-Bit FishFry, White Urchin Rock Tee, Black Urchin Rock Tee, Wet Floor Band Tee, Squid Squad Band Tee, Navy Deca Logo Tee, Mister Shrug Tee, Chirpy Chips Band Tee, Hightide Era Band Tee, ω-3 Tee, Missus Shrug Tee, League Tee, Friend Tee, Tentatek Slogan Tee, Octoking HK Jersey, Dakro Nana Tee, Dakro Golden Tee, Black Velour Octoking Tee , Green Velour Octoking Tee, Slate Streetstyle Tee, Red Tentatek Tee, Blue Tentatek Tee, Squid Yellow Layered LS, White King Tank, Slash King Tank, Navy King Tank, Lob-Stars Jersey, Fishing Vest, Front-Zip Vest, Silver Tentatek Vest, Tentatek Slipstream Vest, Teal Body Warmer

SHOES:

Deepsea Leather Boots, Annaki Arachno Boots, New-Leaf Leather Boots, Tea-Green Hunting Boots, Octoleet Boots, Knockout Boots, Cream Basics, Shivery Squidkid III, Fried Squidkid III, Big Squidkid III, Chained DC Toejamz, Jeweled DC Toejamz, Swirled DC Toejamz, Trifecta Duck Boots, Trifecta Hi-Tops, Trifecta Sandals, Smoky Wingtips, Gray Yellow-Soled Wingtips, Inky Kid Clams, Musselforge Flip-Flops, Cyan Dakroniks, Black Dakroniks, Piranha Moccasins, White Norimaki 750s, Black Norimaki 750s, Gray Sea-Slug Hi-Tops, Orca Hi-Tops, Navy Enperrials, Amber Sea Slug Hi-Tops, Yellow Iromaki 750s, Honey & Orange Squidkid V, Sun & Shade Squidkid IV, Orca Woven Hi-Tops, Green Iromaki 750s, Purple Iromaki 750s, Red Iromaki 750s, Blue Iromaki 750s, Orange Iromaki 750s, Red Power Stripes, Blue Power Stripes, Toni Kensa Black Hi-Tops, Sesame Salt 270s, Black & Blue Squidkid V, Orca Passion Hi-Tops, Truffle Canvas Hi-Tops, Crab-Trap Squidkid III, Violet Trainers, Canary Trainers, Yellow-Mesh Sneakers, Orange-Mesh Sneakers, N-Pacer CaO, N-Pacer Ag, N-Pacer Au, Sea Slug Volt 95s, Athletic Arrows, OB Gaiter Waders, Noir Guppies, Birch Climbing Shoes, Green Lace-Ups, White Laceless Dakroniks, Blue Laceless Dakroniks, Suede Gray Lace-Ups, Suede Nation Lace-Ups, Suede Marine Lace-Ups, Toni Kensa Soccer Shoes, Stamina Cycling Shoes, Energy Cycling Shoes, Polka-Dot Slip-Ons, Burden of Floof

#splatoon #splatoon 3 #game rip #text #clothing #unreleased content

[exitrowiron]

Day 38: Meadville to Bradford, PA

101 miles, 5,820ft ascent, 6:14

Fall announced itself with a chilly 39 degree start of our ride; fluffy clouds obscured the sun for most of the day and the average temp for my 6 hour ride was a brisk 50 degrees. As you can see in the picture my cold weather gear includes a long sleeve bike jersey, arm and leg warmers, headband and cleat covers in addition to my standard two bibs and short sleeve jersey. Normally I would shed some of these layers at the first refueling stop, but not today.

As noted in a comment by Lesley Conzelman yesterday, Pennsylvania is hilly! Today’s route required ascending like we haven’t seen since we were out west. We had a few big climbs, but most of the ascent came from the accumulation of rolling hills. Much of today’s route kept us near the Allegheny River and through the Allegheny National Forest. The scenery was pretty to be sure, but I couldn’t help imagining how much more beautiful it will be in a few weeks when the leaves start to change. We are seeing the first hints of color, but it hasn’t really started yet.

Although today was a few degrees colder than I’d prefer, I ride very strongly in the cool weather. I’m no longer battling just to stay hydrated and now only carry two bottles like everyone else. The two bottles can last 40-50 miles so I tend to skip the refueling stops and just eat a gel or two from my pocket. The other riders kid me about this, but I find it harder to get going after each stop and would rather sail through with as few stops as possible. Case in point, although we’ve been riding for 35 days, I think today was my best day in terms of normalized power (218 watts).

I haven’t talked much about our guides, but they are the key to the success of this trip and have been simply incredible. This is the first time all 5 guides on the trip are veterans of the cross country trip, having guided it at least once before. We have three vehicles in support and the guides rotate driving with riding with the group. Interestingly, there is no seniority among the guides in terms of decision making etc., they all have an equal vote. On the hand, the job is pretty straightforward and repetitive; load the luggage trailer in the morning, send the riders on their way, execute 4-6 refueling stops and a lunch stop, set up the arrival area at the hotel, join the group dinner and repeat for 47 days. Along the way they are sourcing food, snacks, drinks, preparing delicious lunches literally in the middle of nowhere, repairing and adjusting bikes and answering the rider question, “Where’s the next refueling stop?” several hundred times a day. They do all this tirelessly with a smile and are definitely getting a big tip from me and the rest of the riders.

Blake and Megan, the two guides on the left, are in their mid-30’s, have been with Trek for several years and were married a few weeks ago. Meghan is the guide who was hit yesterday. Brian, the guide in the middle was in the Air Force for >10 years before requesting a special

transfer to complete Army Ranger training. He is now in the North Carolina reserves as an Air Traffic Controller. Rae, the guide second from the right was a D1 soccer player with degrees in math and economics. She didn’t know anything about biking but interviewed for the job and is the youngest guide Trek has ever hired. Actually her age is a bit of a challenge because Trek guides need a Commercial Drivers License and the insurance is complicated if you’re under 26. I don’t know Brent as well, but he’s the guide who drove me to the hotel and checked me in when I was sick and I’ll always be grateful for his care and compassion. This trip literally couldn’t happen without outstanding guides and they’ve never let us down

[bikeit]

Packing: Van-Supported + Hotel Tour

(part 3 of 5) I'm gradually going through past trip notebooks and jotting down all my packing lists down in one place. I'm writing out my packing list for an upcoming trip now so I figured I might as well copy and paste it onto the blog as well...

In 2022 I went on a multi-week vehicle-supported stay-in-hotels tour: a ~1200 mile ride through Vietnam and Cambodia with TdA Global Cycling. Typically for this type of trip there’s a support van that transports one large duffel bag to the next night’s hotel for you, freeing you to just carry daily essentials on the bike.

The extra capacity combined with our more remote travel including gravel/dirt roads led me to pack heavier. My packing list for this type, climate, and length of trip (retroactively revised based on what I wished I’d had, or brought but didn’t use):

Clothes:

In general, I packed enough clothes to do laundry every six days (this bike tour was organized so we’d ride at most five full days in a row between days off), plus overnight hotel-room-sink laundry for crucial fast-drying items, and wool Ts I can wear multiple days.

Bike clothes:

(3-4x) padded bike shorts [two pairs is enough if washing in the sink each night, but when it’s raining or there isn’t an easy place to hang it to dry it’s nice to be able to take a day off laundry]

(6x) socks

(2x) shorts with pockets (“mountain bike style”) to wear over padded shorts, also fine to walk around town in

(2x) light merino wool t-shirts to both bike and walk around in

(1x) synthetic souvenir jersey from some past trip (conversation starter!)

mesh t-shirt to bike in on the hottest days (there isn't much I find comfortable to bike in on 90-100F sunny + humid days, but the AeroTech Delta Cooling T-shirt was pretty good)

lightweight cycle cap

bandana (can soak in water to cool down on the hottest days)

sun sleeves

arm warmers, leg warmers, leg sun shields [never needed, omit in this climate]

fingerless gloves

[tbd future] full finger waterproof gloves– there was one cold and rainy day at elevation they would have been appreciated

general-purpose bike-and-walk shoes

backup pair of shoes (in case first get wet and don’t dry by the next day)-- this only came up twice after very rainy days, but I was glad to have them. I save an ancient worn-out pair of shoes just for this.

flip-flops / crocs

[tbd future] hiking shoes with better arch support, or insoles [would be bulky, but on one many-hour hike on a rest day I was wishing I had these]

[tbd future] bike helmet brim (e.g. Da Brim) [wished I had more of a helmet visor some days, and this was great on the past Utah MTB dirt tour – on the other hands, it also catches the wind if biking faster]

[tbd future] hi-vis biking vest, especially for days with some dark road tunnels

Other Clothes:

gym shorts to change into after ride

(2x) long pants (one lpermethrin treated since I was in a malaria zone)

(3x) light t-shirts

(2x) long sleeve button up shirt (one quick-dry hiking style, one ‘dressy’)

bathing suit

brimmed hat

light pack towel in case of roadside swimming holes [didn’t end up carrying daily or using, may omit]

Wet Weather Gear

hi-vis yellow rain coat

[tbd future] loose rain poncho for rain in hot + humid weather, instead

rain pants and shoe covers [ineffective and sweaty after hours of riding, getting wet in a warm climate is OK, omitting]

Documents + Paper:

photocopies of passport ID page, visas, vaccination cards, travel insurance in a ziploc bag (I carry copies on me, leave originals in hotel bag)

high-level maps for the regions I’m going through

pocket phrase guide or one-page printout of common phrases and menu items

local travel guide

books / kindle

notebooks and pens

Medical + Hygiene

toiletries kit

on-bike travel medkit (including moleskin pads, ibuprofen, immodium)

antimalarials

antibiotic prescription

a few rapid Covid tests

masks

dry soap sheets

toilet paper + wet wipes in a ziploc bag

(2x) sunscreen

(2x) chamois cream

DEET

Basic Bike Tools

As per my standard “on the bike” list:

travel pump

patch kit

spare tube

tire levers

multitool including chain break and master link

grease-cutting hand wipes

More Bicycle Spare Parts and Tools

Since we’d be out in rural areas without easy access to bike shops, I packed additional parts in my hotel bag, as on a supported tour there was an emergency vehicle in case of a major breakdown):

(2x) spare tires (I did end up using one of them, when one tire accumulated multiple larger punctures)

(5x) spare tubes (managed to use 3 plus some patches on a month-long tour with moderately rough roads)

bicycle lube (Boeshield T-9 or other), double-bagged in two ziplocs in case of leak (the bottle did leak once-- I'm glad I bagged it)

rag for chain

(2x) spare brake cables and housings

(2x) spare shift cables and housings

(2x pairs) brake pads

(1x) spare set of pedals (likely unnecessary, omit next time)

(4x) spare spokes (the right length for the front wheel and drive and non-drive sides of the rear wheel– I had to chat with the original bike manufacturer to double-check these)

8mm allen L-key (stiffer than multitool, for pedals / seat during bike unpacking)

spare chain and master link

extra moist towelettes

zip ties

duct tape

Food 

This kind of supported tour generally offers a midday lunch / snack popup by the side of the road, and periodic towns where we could buy snacks, but I packed about one snack for every two days just to have some familiar options (peanut butter and dried pineapple) as well as some hydration salts.

Electronics:

(2x) outlet adapters

(2x) USB chargers

cables

small USB battery pack (enough to charge everything for one night-- occasionally a hotel didn't have enough working plugs)

bike computer / GPS

backup distance-only bike computer [didn't use, the phone is already my backup for my GPS, omit]

bright daylight-visible taillight (I like the Cygolite Hotshot Pro series)

bike headling

headlamp [somewhat redundant with headlight and phone, may omit]

waterproof camera [nice for taking photos on rainy days while keeping phone tucked away in a plastic bag, but may omit next time]

[tbd future] ipad or tiny laptop, if part of a longer trip where I may want to do some work or writing

Bags:

duffel bag (I've been happy with my 100L Patagonia Black Hole)

hip pack (for extra water (Evoc Hip Pack Pro = 1.5L), snacks, toiletries on bike [may omit now that I have a small frame bag]

day pack for hikes (don't need both this and hip pack)

single pannier for carrying clothing on rainy or cold days (usually not needed) or if going on a DIY side trip -- omit on next trip to simplify and allow me to remove bike rear rack as well

stem bag (for sunglasses, sunscreen, extra water)

top tube bag (snacks)

Other Misc

backup pair of glasses

glasses wipes

sunglasses

[tbd future] clothesline for hotel room / balcony: paracord + binder clips + two carabiners

[tbd future] ultralight sleeping bag liner (for a niche problem: there were a few days when it was too hot to sleep under a comforter, but the hotel didn’t provide a top sheet, and bugs or aggressive breeze from the hotel fan on my skin were distracting when trying to sleep, maybe this would help)

Weight:

Not counting the bike and helmet or the clothes I wore onto the plane, the original version of this packlist came to about 48lbs (22 kg) in the duffel bag. Once I was riding with some of it on the bike (hip pack, bike bags, tools, snack bars, and so on), the duffel that was transferred between hotels weighed about 40lbs (18kg).

The revised version of this packlist for a future trip (removing the strikeout items and adding most of the "tbd future" items) also came to about 48 lbs as checked on the plane total including the bike bags, or about 43 lbs / 19.5 kg once some items were carried on the bike. Not quite at my goal of 18kg but close... I could pack lighter and with fewer separate sub-bags, but I like being organized and bringing a few new pieces of clothing/gear to try each trip.

#gear #packing #packlist

[nextsteplegacy]

FORBEMK Men's Bike Shirts Long Sleeve Quick Dry&Moisture-Wicking Running Hiking Cycling Jerseys Long Sleeve Bicycle Shirt

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[redcliffscloset]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Pearl Izumi Cycling Jersey Unisex Large Vintage 2001 Rare Venus Short Sleeve.

[legendacyclingau]

5 Must-Have Pieces of Online Cycling Gear for Australian Riders

In Australia, there are many different sceneries that make biking very exciting. Every trip is an adventure, whether it's on city streets or along beautiful shorelines. But, to really have fun, having the right stuff is very important. If you're already a good bike rider or just new to it, wearing the correct cycling apparel can make a big change. This blog is all about the five most important things you need for Cycling jersey Australia. Everything is needed for comfort, doing well, and safety to make your bike ride really great.

Cycling Bib Shorts for Comfort

Cycling bib shorts are very important for feeling good during long trips. They give more protection and help than normal bike shorts because of their straps, suspenders, and padding. The best bib shorts can stop irritation and give support for a better trip. Men's cycling bib shorts and women's cycling bib shorts are made to fit your body well. This makes sure all cyclists are comfortable.

Versatile Cycling Jerseys

A good cycling jersey is very important in any rider's clothes. It should be easy to carry, let air in and be made from a material that keeps moisture away to keep you dry and happy during long journeys. Search for jerseys that fit well - not too tight, but tight enough to stop wind. Things like pockets at the back for keeping snacks and tools, and a front zipper to control temperature make cycling jerseys a good option for Australian bike riders.

Windproof Cycling Vests

Essential as transitional outerwear, windproof cycling vests regulate core body temperature in temperate climes. Sleeveless styles allow layering over short and long-sleeve jerseys. Look for weather-resistant fabrics with meshed ventilation panels to remain breathable. Reflective accents boost visibility on early morning and evening rides.

Protective Cycling Gilets

Cycling gilets offer additional protection without the bulkiness of a full jacket. They're great for windy conditions and can be layered over jerseys for extra warmth. A cycling gilet with pockets is especially useful, allowing you to carry essentials easily. Choose a gilet that's lightweight and compact so you can pack it away when not needed.

Essential Cycling Base Layers

Moisture-wicking cycling base layers become year-round riding staples for every Australian cyclist. Form-fitting builds worn next to skin manage sweat and regulate body temperature across seasons. Opt for merino wool or poly-blend fabrics that offer the right compression without restricting movement during hours of riding on open roads.

Conclusion

Getting the proper bike clothes is very important for a safe and fun bike trip. These five items are important for a good cycling clothing collection. They ensure you are comfy and safe and work well in any weather or place. For Australian bike riders, it's simple to find great online cycling stuff with Legendacycling.com. In Australia, Legendacycling.com provides lots of cycling clothing in Australia. They have men's cycling knicks to women's cycling vests. If you need this kind of clothing, Legendacycling.com is the best place. Get ready to use the best things and make every journey amazing!

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Custom cycling jerseys India – Race Fit

Custom cycling jerseys India – Race Fit –  we offer limitless possibilities for personalization. Add your name, number, logo, flag, or unleash your creativity to create a brand-new design. Simply select your preferred design, choose your size, and click ‘customize design’ to make it truly yours. Elevate your style with us today!

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We utilize 20mm imported silicone gel tape at the bottom to provide maximum comfort to cyclists during their rides. The silicone gel tape is designed to ensure a smooth and comfortable cycling experience. When you are cycling, the silicone gel tape will provide additional grip to improve your control over the bike.

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Our product comes equipped with three open utility pockets located at the back of the jersey. These pockets offer convenient storage options for essential items while cycling, such as water bottles or energy bars.

With these pockets, you can easily organize your belongings and carry heavier items without worrying about discomfort or inconvenience. If you’re looking for a way to safely carry your phone while on the go, we have two options available for you. The first is a waterproof pocket with a YKK zipper in the middle, which is available for an additional cost of only 150 Rs.

This option ensures that your phone stays dry and protected from the elements. Alternatively, we also offer a normal zipper pocket option in the middle, which comes at a lower cost of just 100 Rs. This option provides three open pockets, giving you ample space to carry your phone and other essentials with ease.

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Maglia Lana

Designed and tailored to meet need of commuters and all other cyclist that need warmth.

A versatile jersey that can be used on and off the bicycle.

It comes with three pockets at the back and the centre pocket is zipped to keep you valuables secure.

56% Wool, 30% organic cotton, 14% polyammide

Top and bottom zip covers.

Made in Italy

Cuffs at the end of the sleeves

All jerseys will come with a free SaddleDrunk musette.

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Fall/ Winter Ride Essential: Thermal Skull Cycling Cap

My Gore Bike Wear Bike Helmet Skull Cap Winter cycling presents certain problems. The biggest one, of course, is how to keep your extremities warm while riding. A cyclist can use layers to cover his torso with long-sleeved jerseys and base layers, leg warmers, gloves, and shoe covers, but how do you keep your head warm? Most cycling helmets are vented and are made to be worn in warm weather. On…

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Sunday, 26 November, 2023.

Classes at 0730 and 1 PM

Chilly, but since no one complained I didn't waste any propane. For the 1 PM class we enjoyed a misty rain that didn't show up on radar, but was enough to coat the workout mats.

Kayla set a new precedent today when she volunteered to lead the mobility/flexibility warmup. Now we can count on her, especially when Armando is absent.

Warmup

100 Partner Med-Ball Sit-ups

Strength

Deadlifts: 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1

20 Minutes to progress to a 1 Rep Max For Today.

Please do the same weight for the last 2 sets.

Bernie/Ed=365 Warren G/Robert=355 Smoothie=305 Paul=285 Coach/Zac=275 Cherrita=255 Tom=235 Kayla**/Warren A=200 Linda/Lew=135 (Left Arm Only) Sand/Cheri=105 Christina/Alicia/Jake=did it.

WOD

18 Minute AMRAP

SCORE: Rounds and Fractions

15 Box Jumps (24/20)

12 Push Presses (115/95/65)

9 Toe's to Bar

Christina=10 1/3 Cheri=9 2/3 Sandy=9 1/3 Cherrita/Kayla=9 Bernie/Ed=8* Linda/Jake=8 Zac=7 1/3 Robert/Smoothie=7* Coach/Tom/Paul=7 Warren G=7 Warren A=5 Lew/Alicia=did something

Cool-Down:

A Tour of the Arboretum

Run/Jog/Walk the Loop

PLUS do 25 Inclined Push-Ups On Each Grey Bench (5)

(I will keep posting this until everyone does it)

Notes:

A large percentage of athletes were impressed by the implied threat and did the Arboretum Loop plus Pushups. Bernie and Ed scaled it and did Bike ERG plus Pushups in the comfort of the Barn.

Elite athletes seldom do warmups or cool-downs.

Christina/Zac and Jake made an appearance. This is not meant to shame them, but they haven't been seen for a few months. I think they have missed 3 batch's of LHCF T-shirts. They all earned the latest long-sleeved jersey.

Kayla rang the bell today. Kayla refuses to allow me to coach her, preferring the coaching of Cheri. This has no reflection on my coaching abilities; Kayla just doesn't like me. Never-The-Less, Cheri coached Kayla into making an all time record Deadlift of 200 lbs. Kayla ripped it off the floor with a savagery that indicated she was good for at least 10 lbs more, but what do I know. Kayla rang the PR Bell and Alicia made a video. Perhaps they will let me share it on Facebook.

FYI, Cherrita Deadlifted 255 lbs in the early session.

Tuesday at 4 PM.

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First Day of Fall and a "winter ride".

I had to book some distance so I can close out September with some degree of accomplishment. Code for at least matching last year. I did 52ish km.

There was a light shower but it had cleared. Another set of clouds was on the way. I figure I could do a modest loop and get back before it hit. A genuine storm was forecast. And it was windy. Threats of rain and lots of wind. Just like our Winter.

I had three layers on for 14 degrees C. I wore a technical long sleeve hoody under my jersey and a light rain jacket. That was fine and I had no temperature issues. I debated putting on the fenders. I also thought I could switch out the aero wheels for the stock alloy ones. That is more than a bit of bother. So I dint.

I did a simple loop out to UBC. The wind was 25 kph from the southeast so yes lots of headwind outbound. Its always a headwind. The good thing about UBC is the long downhill on the return basically overcomes any headwind. The weather was cool but dry for almost the whole ride.

Then it wasn't. The rain started when I was 12 km from home. In one km I was wet. Hey it is part of the game. Wet is not bad if you are OK thermally which I was. I have hosed down the bike more than a few times so get the muck off was an added step once home. WD40 is great to protect the chain and shiny bits. Gotta get the water out of the mechanisms.

This is standard practice in the winter as that is when we earn our title as a rain forest. Snow stops riding, but rain is fine. This was just like a winter ride.

I strained my Achilles tendon again. One Ibuprofen fixed it. I gotta do more stretching. Its always the right one. When I felt the tweak I backed off so it was a relatively easy ride home in the rain.

I have not gone out with the club for a while. They had booked a really long ride for Saturday which was frustrating. First thing is that is exactly the kind of ride I needed in August when they were doing short boring rides. Second is the weather forecast was shit and unless you are rather hard core there would be tears. Third is they changed the route three times from a short stupid ride to a long one then back to a short ride late Friday (the night before) when they finally looked at the weather. Fourth that size of long ride needs support or several stops for water and fuel which was not evident. So no way I was going with them.

I guess I am done with the club. It is not serving my needs. So I guess we will see what happens.

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