Hôtel Bastardos : L'annexe de cyclisme d'amélioration
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Oct 2012
10:40am, 23 Oct 2012
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Dai Bank
Bien sur!
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Oct 2012
11:25am, 23 Oct 2012
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GregP
Really? You've really done this? Savoy?
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Oct 2012
12:37pm, 23 Oct 2012
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Dai Bank
the casquette yes, the cabbage leaf no. I could try and lie that I said yes to get a reaction but frankly I was trying to do 2 things at once and missed the cabbge leaf part. Thankfully the other thing I was doing at the same time I devoted more attention but I am going back to it to make sure that I haven't dropped a bollock there as well.
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Oct 2012
4:58pm, 23 Oct 2012
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GregP
I'm growing into the casquette thing since the alternatives are (a) riding blind, or (b) putting a visor on my helmet and receiving torrents of abuse from club mates. I'm not sure anyone really has done the cabbage thing. Sounds very, very unlikely. |
Oct 2012
1:28pm, 24 Oct 2012
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Legless
en.wikipedia.org
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Oct 2012
1:34pm, 24 Oct 2012
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Gobi
once more I am lost in a cycling conversation
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Oct 2012
3:33pm, 24 Oct 2012
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Dai Bank
Casquette went under the road helmet from about now until the end of March. I have always worn glasses/prescription Os while cycling. I tried contacts but I just couldn't get along with them. It has always kept the rain off my glass lens with the occasional thumb wipe as needed. In the very cold I have a couple of thermal casquettes that cover the ears, ariostea branded so you can see how old they are, and they are fantastic. In dry cold I have a couple of ear muff things that have velcro fitting or elasticated and they too are good. As I now mostly ride on trails or off-road I have a visor thing on the front of the helmet so I have taken the plastic stiffener out of the casquette visor bit and wear it back to front, it keeps my neck warmer than it otherwise would. I may look a bit of a tool but frankly I care not. |
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Oct 2012
4:09pm, 24 Oct 2012
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Gobi
I have a skull cap for under my helmet
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Oct 2012
4:16pm, 24 Oct 2012
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GregP
Different fish really, PoDderoo. A casquette (at least in my case) is work for the peak rather more than for the hat to which it is attached.
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Oct 2012
4:20pm, 24 Oct 2012
48,954 posts
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Gobi
I am grasping this from reading links and reading in here. Never understood the hats thing but then I may appreciate more if my eyesight continues to get worse.
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