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OneSickPsycho 03-16-2008 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by neebelung (Post 17481)
I believe it's "Sweat dries faster than blood." There's also "Gear is cooler than asphalt." :D And there's "If it's too hot to wear gear, it's too hot to ride."

Now matter how ya phrase it, the point is the same. :dthumb:

She was right, but I like those too.

fnfalman 03-17-2008 02:53 PM

there are several race suits nowadays that have camelbak-type bladders in the speed hump. I have a Camelbak that I take with me when I go offroading or on long touring trips.

The mesh gears come in handy in stop & go traffic, so if you're a commuter then that's nice to have, but if you're going to do long rides even in hot Arizona desert summer, it's better to wear full textile or even leathers with vents so that you can get that cooling effect from your sweat. Otherwise, the sweat dries off too quickly with the mesh gears when you haul ass on the long rides.

Amber Lamps 03-17-2008 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by fnfalman (Post 18169)
there are several race suits nowadays that have camelbak-type bladders in the speed hump. I have a Camelbak that I take with me when I go offroading or on long touring trips.

The mesh gears come in handy in stop & go traffic, so if you're a commuter then that's nice to have, but if you're going to do long rides even in hot Arizona desert summer, it's better to wear full textile or even leathers with vents so that you can get that cooling effect from your sweat. Otherwise, the sweat dries off too quickly with the mesh gears when you haul ass on the long rides.


Now that's an excellent point!!!:dthumb:

ceo012384 03-17-2008 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by azoomm (Post 17708)
Enter Dainese... water in the *hump*

http://tinyurl.com/2kavrl

That is pretty awesome.

t-homo 03-17-2008 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by azoomm (Post 17708)
Enter Dainese... water in the *hump*

http://tinyurl.com/2kavrl

that's awesome. I just have a regular camelbak though. Everything straps down really tight so it doesn't move at all. And a trick for the bladders: When you fill it up, hold it upside down and suck all of the air out of it. It gets ride of all of the sloshing and shit.


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