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Jun 2020
1:36pm, 23 Jun 2020
10,788 posts
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MazH
haha! too true Gobi!
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Jun 2020
2:13pm, 23 Jun 2020
277 posts
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PK
Gobi, that's pretty much how I decide what I'm wearing. 
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Jun 2020
2:42pm, 23 Jun 2020
70,383 posts
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Gobi
Welcome to Scotland, have a nice day
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Jun 2020
11:42am, 25 Jun 2020
10,794 posts
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MazH
Well it was a glorious day today for my once a week commute...
and I was super organised and took clothes, snacks and drinks into work yesterday.
So I only needed a waist belt with security fob, office key, house key, and my 2 mobiles, plus a little cash.
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Jun 2020
2:34pm, 25 Jun 2020
11,347 posts
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larkim
I'd not been quite so organised, so it was full backpack with laptop, shoes, shirt, trousers, underwear, lunch, etc for my second commuting day. Couldn't really resist with the weather like this, though I'm not sure how sweltering it might be on the return leg. Set off a bit earlier than last time so that when I got into the more troublesome traffic areas it was all calm. First time out on a new set of wheels too - as expected, they are round and they roll, but (this might be my mind playing tricks).
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Jun 2020
2:40pm, 25 Jun 2020
10,795 posts
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MazH
Considering going home the long way! - dammit I've changed
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Jun 2020
2:54pm, 25 Jun 2020
11,349 posts
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larkim
Hmm interesting end to my post up there. Wheels might be comfier. Who knows?
My only snafu today was forgetting to stash my pass in my bag, so when I got in and was the only person around, I couldn't access my office! Fortunately the cleaner took pity on me, though I was gentlemanly enough to make sure no-one spotted me fully lycra'd up before I asked for any assistance!
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Jun 2020
8:08pm, 25 Jun 2020
16,471 posts
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Gooner
I had to take a duffle bag and a backpack in today for boots, 3 days uniform, 3 days underwear, belt, lunch, battery pack and assorted keys/ID cards.
Suprisingly, nowhere near as awkward as bringing the dirty uniform and backpack home in the duffle that, with less in it to hold it, kept swinging in front of me every time I got out of the saddle!
Other than that, would have happily took a longer route home in the sun but I had to be back to put the little one to sleep and only had 10 mins grace.
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Jun 2020
1:52pm, 26 Jun 2020
11,360 posts
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larkim
Learned on the way home last night not to eat my lunch at 10:30am and then expect to be able to take on 29degC and a 12mph headwind all the way home for 90 minutes. 82 mins to get to work, 96 to get home. Still, saved £3.60 in tolls and similar in fuel so not all bad!
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Jul 2020
8:40am, 2 Jul 2020
19,500 posts
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DeeGee
Nope, I decided against it today. Decided in this weather I'd keep the rain off by wearing a car to work.
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