Rapha, nice but a bit pricey?

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Should the winter tight reflective leg stripe not be on the right

lol'd

How is the thermosuit? How weatherproof/warm is it?

^Think of it as an all-in-one PT Tight/PTJ; a windproof/waterproof front on anything in the wind + dwr'd Roubaix fleece backs for breathability and comfortable fit. Has a broad range of temperature/environment depending on layers.

I really quite like the mint choc chip data print gilet. Hopefully it will plummet in price at the next sale since the consensus is that it is horrific.

phonetically, that just about worked...
(yeah, I like pretty much all the data print stuff too, and colour/black is better than white/black)

why is the softshell jacket leather patch on the wrong shoulder for cx? it is for messenger bag?

There used to be two but the price of leather rocketed

it is for messenger bag?

I always assumed this.

Large.

Well, if you've different sized hands, I've a new small right hand GT glove? Not quite sure how I ended up with just one?

Ah small would be pushing it I think, Large is fairly snug, thanks anyway!

Warm, very. Good for down to a few degrees below zero with a merino base layer and a merino collar. It's windproof rather than waterproof, but like a Gabba it'll keep you warm even if it gets wet. It's quite thin, so if you're standing around for a long time you'll get cold, but so long as you keep riding it's an excellent bit of kit. Even if I do look like a total gimp wearing it...

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*Absinthe Green

It's bloody fucking awesome - particularly the Dataprint!

This thing started a heated "debate" about whether I was overweight or not.

Which ended in her throwing out "I wish you were as thin and toned as you were when I first met you"

Attemptedly justified by "it'd look better if you just lost a bit of weight".

Which ended in me throwing her out.

Serves her right.

Proper order ....

I tried on Thermal Suit

She called me fat

I cried

I walked out

Now on Atkins.

Have you tried the 5:2?

I envisage when I start a new job on the 2nd I'll unwittingly adopt the 2:5

You put a thermal suit on top of your existing insulation?

I now see the error of my ways.

If my experience is anything to go by, the Thermosuits do have a habit of shrinking over the winter, and growing again over the summer.

Thanks, I'm thinking it'll make an excellent no-fuss winter commuting garment. The onesie of the road.