r/CyclingFashion

I'd love some feedback for what you feel is the best jacket to get you through the winter here in YVR. I have a gravel bike, I do one long ride per week plus other smaller rides. I do trails, gravel, and road cycling. And I would rather be more on the warm side than the cold side. I'd love recommendations that will keep me dry and motivated during the large number of wet months ahead. Thanks in advance!

Newer Gravel guy here. I’m a runner and when the temps drop o follow the saying above. I went for an early ride last week and froze- never warmed up. Where should I start to keep warmer and what do you do with your jacket once your warm?

Just got an email from them -

>Our once-a-year birthday sale starts tomorrow*. For 48 hours, take 20% off sitewide, including sale items. You could do your holiday shopping early, Ornot.

They don't do sales often, so seems like a good deal. Big fan of their cargo bibs.

*Note I'm posting on 10/5 so... tomorrow = 10/6

Has anyone any experience with both?
I have a Pro Atmos vest and love it. Was going to buy the sleeved jacket version, but saw the new Apex Downpour. It looks like it has less water protection (10K vs 20K) and weighs more than twice as much - and is more expensive.
Curious if there's any plus side to it... more breathable?!

Hi,
I want to get some thermal bib thighs. But I do not have standard proportions. If I order according to my hip size, the inseam of the thighs is 5cm longer than the measured inseam of my leg. Is this a problem or will it still be okay/good?

Saw a guy cycling in Wellesley, Massachusetts wearing pink cycling shoes and a pink and dark blue ombré kit. The brand was 9 letters arranged in a 3 letter cube (if that makes sense?)

Couldn't read it and didn't want to hit the guy trying but I really like it!