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Mountain biking clothes

 

Some people are scared off by the lycra biker look, but fear not! There are now comfortable, loose-fitting clothes for all of you who want to try biking, but want to leave the racer image at home!

Shirts - Most of these are designed to keep you cool and comfortable while biking. They are available in cotton-blends if you don't want lycra. The back and sleeves are longer to avoid exposing areas of skin while stretching forward.

Shorts - There are many colors and styles of loose-fitting padded shorts. These are designed to look like normal shorts, but with a little extra padding for those long rides.

Cycling Shorts - If you are looking for one thing to make your ride more comfortable, this is it! These shorts come in all different materials to cover your skin instead of flapping in the breeze. Cycling shorts should fit snuggly, but not so snuggly that they cut off your circulation.

All-purpose Shoes - These shoes are usually SPD compatible and come with a stiff sole that is great for riding, but not too stiff to walk in. These shoes usually come in a "half boot" style which gives your ankle plenty of support.

Gloves - Any serious biker will tell you to get yourself a good pair of gloves. Some gloves come with gel inserts that will make your handlebars very comfortable and will keep your hands from getting blistered or scraped if you fall.

Eye protection - While biking, it's important to protect your eyes from mud, dirt, ultra violet rays and bugs. You can get all kinds of styles, sizes, colors and tints. For bright days, try a dark or Iridium lens which reduces glare. On gray days go for amber or yellow tints.

 

 

 

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