- Jun 15, 2009
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AngusW said:I rode my s/s to work this morning. On my way there I met a few friends for breakfast. I walk into the cafe in my lycra and one of the first things one of my friends says to me is "Hey, are you not on the singley today? Is that why you're wearing the roadie gear?" Now this guy has been riding a single speed for almost as long as I've been aware that they existed (he also has a road bike and a MTB with gears and full suspension so he's not a purist single speeder, although one of the first things he asked me when he saw my single speed was why did I put road tyres on it).
I wear roadie gear no matter what bike I'm riding unless it's a really short bike ride (< 10 minutes) for two reasons: 1) it's comfortable, 2) it's all I've got to bike in that's comfortable.
I mentioned earlier that I am not cool; now I have to admit I'm ignorant too. I wasn't aware that there was a single speed dress code. Can any of you single speed riders enlighten me as to what the dress code is?
Thanks.
I always ride my S/S MTB in roadie gear because:
1) It's comfortable
2) It's all I've got to ride in that's comfortable
Dress code = confirmed.
But of course I am NOT cool either