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I bought one of these after you posted this and it's just arrived a few minutes ago. I was being a bit ambitious as I don't really get on with merino, but it's pleasingly itch-free and very cosy. It is a little on the big side but not clown outfit baggy - I reckon the next size down would have been fine. Cheers for the tip!
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Sorry to jump in here, I hope nobody minds. I have a Bell Star Pro helmet in small size at home. My girlfriend won't use it as it's a full-on aero helmet with bonkers mirrored visor, and she just rides to the shops, so it's not needed. Plus point is that it has the visor and carry bag and is brand new, never worn. Down side is that it's in orange.
http://road.cc/content/review/131020-bell-star-pro-helmet
Drop me a PM if you think you can make use of it.
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Hey maddie, I hate to say it, but does anyone have anything to say about the Rapha jeans? The idea of a jeans fabric that doesn't wear is kind of their main point in the blurb...
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Er yeah, just up the page. We're all over it here in the Ladies Forum.
In even less interesting news, today I cycled in in Uniqlo jeggings. They are super comfortable - not sure what my fellow commuters think about what they do for my thighs. #scoblemarketing
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Ah, yeah thought there had been, but it was ages ago... Turns out three months is just the top of the last page... I blame @maddie for not UTFS (or just reading the thread!)... :)
Sorry.
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Not exactly clothing or cycle specific but i got this for myself for xmas
http://www.fredperry.com/laurel-wreath-collection/friends-of-fred/carradice-mini-musette-sl5391.htmland i love it.
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Ed - I know it was a whole ago, but here are some unpadded winter tights (not bibs) I came across on wiggle:
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-womens-flashlight-thermal-unpadded-waist-tight/
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-ladies-vaeon-unpadded-waist-tights/
http://www.assosfactoryoutlet.com/women/knickers-tights/h-rx-ll-lady-no-insert.html -
brought this for the girlfriend, rain bomber, it's come down in price even more now, and in lots of different sizes
http://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/shop/women%27s-rain-bomber/product/WRB01Also the printed version of the bomber is cheap as well
http://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/shop/women%27s-printed-bomber/product/WPB01 -
with it now costing £95 down from £220, I'm sure you could buy one for yourself,
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Yup, I still wear it pretty much every single day. It's so good! Just the fact that it's got a double front pocket (zippy pocket opening on the side, open topped pouch on top of it) along makes it a winner on practicality.
The printed bomber I am not such a fan of, it's very thick for cycling in and cut quite short so you inevitably end up flashing a lot of unsexy back flesh to the world. But it's great for casually walking to the shops at lunch time.
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http://blog.bikecityguide.org/cycling-made-female-womens-bike-apparel-from-london/
Even friends company gets a mention :)
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it's great for casually walking to the shops at lunch time.
did this today...
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Vulpine have a sample sale on this weekend.
Lots of jackets and tops for the ladies.
If there's a chance you can make it down I'd suggest you do, but be prepared for a long wait for the checkout..
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tempting. That's just about within walking distance of the office...
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Uniqlo's ones are quite good.