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I used Riv Splats this winter and can't complain. They work great with normal shoes. They're are open on the bottom, but since i have fenders it's not a problem.
You can always use plastic bags...
JeffB said:
Has anyone come across shoe covers that are actually waterproof? I splurged on the Sugoi ones at REI and they're really only effective if its a light shower on a <30min ride. They're open on the soles, so eventually water spraying up from the pavement seeps in along the base of your shoe.
It's not safe to ride with your eyes closed . . .
H3N3 said:
I think I saw 0 other cyclists this morning.
Mother Nature,
You wear me out!
Sincerely,
Kent
yes, i did
i rode to the station as usally. but had to leave the bike behind. plan was to ride the whole way, but the winds from the WNW werent in my favor, not for 18 miles. Plan B was the bus, take that as far as itll take me (Grand and Harlem) and ride from there. Bus wasnt moving fast enough. A friendly train passenger gave me a lift to the office once in Wood Dale. We talked bikes on the short drive.
Nice morning for a ride! The temperature was great, I almost wished for a jacket the first few blocks but I warmed up quick. Also, I noticed they're painting bike lanes on Fullerton near the L, on the north (westbound) side of the street! I don't know how far down they go, I was just passing by, but I hope they're going to cover the whole length from Lincoln to Southport at least...
That's good to hear. Most of my route is either faded away or almost faded away. I just know they're supposed to be there...
Stephanie said:Nice morning for a ride! The temperature was great, I almost wished for a jacket the first few blocks but I warmed up quick. Also, I noticed they're painting bike lanes on Fullerton near the L, on the north (westbound) side of the street! I don't know how far down they go, I was just passing by, but I hope they're going to cover the whole length from Lincoln to Southport at least...
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