I confess...

"This is a fantastic idea. I still kinda want to do a onesie ride too..."

"Onesie Ride
1) Hats
2) Chung
3)... "

Mother of God nooo... If this actually happens in a "non- charitable" context with a noticeable number of forum members participating, I shall offer my immediate resignation from the forum.

There, that should get the ball rolling...

I want to by a cycling cap...

Mother of God nooo... If this actually happens in a "non- charitable" context with a noticeable number of forum members participating, I shall offer my immediate resignation from the forum.

There, that should get the ball rolling...

You can sponsor me not to wear a onsie

Done.

In fact I would sponsor the entire world population not to wear one, not in public anyway...

I threw up a little as I was riding home last night, didn't stop though.

That story corresponds with what the guy tailing you home said...

Is it time to start calling out bad cyclists? >>>

I stopped at all the red lights and had a hat on, it's almost a helmet.

No one in their right mind would ride under the influence of alcohol not wearing a hat.

So you only ride on tequila?

Safety first, safety first...

I'm afraid of the rain. Went out and bought a set of zaffiros in the hope that they'll have a little bit more grip that the ridiculously slick Luganos I have on at the moment.

Last winter I ended up with the right side of my face all swollen and a dislocated shoulder when my rear wheel slipped out from underneath me. I was rolling along slower than walking pace.

Whatever your problem is, Zaffiros are never the solution.

Luganos are actually pretty good in the wet.

Tubs for the win...

Luganos are actually pretty good in the wet.

The kevlar strip yoke is pretty much worn out on the front and the back, so it's just like a slick.

Had a little slip turning at a roundabout today and it just reminded me.

Was thinking about getting GP4000s but they're expensive and I heard they wear really quick when brklzz.

The zaffiros would just be for October-February.

If you're actually "scared" of the rain i.e. not comfortable riding in wet conditions, perhaps you should start using a break, before worrying about your choice of tires... Riding brakeless is bad enough as it is, but to do so without 100 percent confidence is a recipe for disaster. Don't get me wrong I'm not taking the moral high ground here, I ride brakeless myself... Just saying.

If you're scared then just get drunk first, only tequilla mind.

If you're actually "scared" of the rain i.e. not comfortable riding in wet conditions, perhaps you should start using a break, before worrying about your choice of tires... Riding brakeless is bad enough as it is, but to do so without 100 percent confidence is a recipe for disaster. Don't get me wrong I'm not taking the moral high ground here, I ride brakeless myself... Just saying.

Yeah I know what you mean, and I did on my last bike during the winter, but I'm riding a precursa with alpinas so I've no real choice but to go brakeless.

I'm not really afraid as such, I'm just always wary and looking to decrease the risk. I suppose the whole thing about the tires is because of the last slip during the winter I figured I'd just get a new set and ploug through it.

Obviously get some tires that are fit for purpose... and lower the tire pressure a little.

I'm riding a precursa with alpinas so I've no real choice but to get equipment appropriate for my uses

Either do something about it or quit bitching.

I just bought a Garmin.

And opened a Strava account :-/

wtf?!

I just bought a Garmin.

And opened a Strava account :-/

wtf?!

I bought some rapha yesterday. I'm such a roadie douchbag.

Feel the need to cleanse myself on some mucky mountain trails.

I ride off road in Rapha kit.

I just bought a Garmin.

And opened a Strava account :-/

wtf?!

Watch out, it's a slippery slope. I just bought a cadence sensor and am upgrading my Strava account to premium...