RenRNspins
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After less bulky Ladies Spyder Gear Suggestions
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Claire
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old thread I see -but didn't see freeze out gear mentioned
I discovered freeze out gear a couple of months ago. - https://www.cyclegear.com/freeze-out?query=Freeze out
I have helmet liner, long johns & zip up shirt. its been cold in ATL and my only ride. coming home late at night from work freeze out gear and sometimes a pair of chaps I'm toasty
I discovered freeze out gear a couple of months ago. - https://www.cyclegear.com/freeze-out?query=Freeze out
I have helmet liner, long johns & zip up shirt. its been cold in ATL and my only ride. coming home late at night from work freeze out gear and sometimes a pair of chaps I'm toasty
Tango
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VitoNam
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Me, being a Minnesotan, I suggest you take at look at Aerostich textile riding gear. Most, if not all, of their gear is made in Duluth Minnesota. They sew it up, repair it if need be, and sell it right there in-house. They have an extensive sizing chart and will also sew custom sizes. As others have said, good quality riding gear is expensive. But, so are medical bills.
ARtraveler
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Yes. Aerostitch has a very good rep. :yes:
