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I'd say layers is the easiest answer - add / subtract according to the conditions
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Depends on budget for everything. Hi-vis, warm, waterproof will be most important. Good jacket, over-trousers or bib tights, good gloves and some overshoes will be fine. For wet weather clip-in pedals make a big difference as your feet won't slip. Time ATAC or Shimano SPD pedals and cleats with your choice of shoes. Oh, and a Buff. Always a Buff. Merino ones are nice. Polartec too.
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@climbingsidrat
Hi. I'm looking for some advice. I'm starting to commute to a new job next month. It's only 7 miles but the route is very hilly. The roads are fast country roads and unlit. I want to commute all weather's except when it snows. I'm after advice on good winter clothing/gear.
I'm already planning a helmet and a bar headlight both rated around 700 lumens. And a back light that is a big X across my back. But I'm now thinking about clothing and it's quite a wide range so advice would be awesome.