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  1. TJ said:

    Matt,

    When was the last time you used an airconditioner in Gunni? Too
    HOT.....your crazy. Sorry. I had to laugh, and take the time to give you
    [censored] about living in one of the coldest places on earth (except this winter
    of course).

    TJ

    Hey, we use a swamp cooler every summer in my office. It's in an old
    attic space on Main and it gets pretty warm. At least for a few weeks a
    year.
    Never had AC in a house here though. Definitely not necessary but the
    rocks can get hot on a sunny day.
    I go to GJ to ride sometimes too! THAT's hot!

    Matt (almost felt like summer this morning at 28!)

  2. OK, shorts or one piece short & top, I use Sugoi or I just got some
    higher end MEC ones last fall and they fit well and breathed too. I
    used to be a roadie so always was more comfortable in lycra anyways,
    even if I did look different at the time. But now many do wear the
    lycra now on the trails choosing comfort over looks. I wear black
    usually anyways, so it's all good.

    MTB Girl

  3. "Gman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I've been running Pearl Izumis for a while, but I'd like to
    go baggy.

    Why do you want to go baggie? Before i got proper cycling shorts, I wore
    regular clothing. I now have a pair of lycra shorts. The old way, I would
    catch on branches, and even my seat. Get a bag, or 2 for your [censored] in your
    pockets, get a jersey with pockets in the back for other stuff..

    Micheal

  4. Micheal Artindale said:

    Why do you want to go baggie? Before i got proper cycling shorts, I wore
    regular clothing. I now have a pair of lycra shorts. The old way, I would
    catch on branches, and even my seat. Get a bag, or 2 for your [censored] in your
    pockets, get a jersey with pockets in the back for other stuff..

    That's a great question Micheal. I guess it's a fashion
    thing. I like the look of baggys. I mean, look at this
    Goomba with lycra on:
    http://geeman.freeshell.org/pix/EnduroAndGee.jpg
    :-)

    You're right tho, it's a real trick finding the right fit
    with a baggy.

    I roll w/ a Camelback Blowfish so I got plenty of storage,
    don't like stuff in my pockets anyway...cept maybe a gel
    pack.

    G

  5. On Feb 11, 1:15 am, "Micheal Artindale" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    "Gman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    Quoted message said:

    I've been running Pearl Izumis for a while, but I'd like to
    go baggy.

    Why do you want to go baggie? Before i got proper cycling shorts, I wore
    regular clothing.

    What the hell do you mean "proper cycling shorts"? Proper for what?
    Do you ever crash? Do your "proper cycling shorts" survive a crash
    without getting holes in them? Do those nasty grabby branches ever
    tear holes in you "proper cycling shorts"? Or are you just some
    barney who plods along doubletracks and thinks that's what it's all
    about?

    Of course Greg will not listen to this doof's lame "arguments". I
    know more than a few mountain bikers who ride baggy shorts because
    they are tougher than "proper cycling shorts".

    JD

  6. "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    On Feb 11, 1:15 am, "Micheal Artindale" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    "Gman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I've been running Pearl Izumis for a while, but I'd like to
    go baggy.

    Why do you want to go baggie? Before i got proper cycling shorts, I wore
    regular clothing.

    What the hell do you mean "proper cycling shorts"? Proper for what?
    Do you ever crash? Do your "proper cycling shorts" survive a crash
    without getting holes in them? Do those nasty grabby branches ever
    tear holes in you "proper cycling shorts"? Or are you just some
    barney who plods along doubletracks and thinks that's what it's all
    about?

    Of course Greg will not listen to this doof's lame "arguments". I
    know more than a few mountain bikers who ride baggy shorts because
    they are tougher than "proper cycling shorts".

    JD

    Proper means something designed for cycling, not for other things. They have
    the Chamois in it.

    As far as spills and other bike crashes, I usually avoid them, I have
    scatched myself up badly sometimes. I have never torn my shorts, I have many
    rips and holes in other clothes that have been worn trail riding.

    Personally I hate double track, its not what mountain biking is about. Mind
    you, I do think that some trail builders go a little overboard for some
    trails.

    Does this clear up the mud?

    Micheal

    Quoted message said:
  7. "Micheal Artindale" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    On Feb 11, 1:15 am, "Micheal Artindale" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    "Gman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    news:[email hidden]...

    > I've been running Pearl Izumis for a while, but I'd like to
    > go baggy.

    Why do you want to go baggie? Before i got proper cycling shorts, I wore
    regular clothing.

    What the hell do you mean "proper cycling shorts"? Proper for what?
    Do you ever crash? Do your "proper cycling shorts" survive a crash
    without getting holes in them? Do those nasty grabby branches ever
    tear holes in you "proper cycling shorts"? Or are you just some
    barney who plods along doubletracks and thinks that's what it's all
    about?

    Of course Greg will not listen to this doof's lame "arguments". I
    know more than a few mountain bikers who ride baggy shorts because
    they are tougher than "proper cycling shorts".

    JD

    Proper means something designed for cycling, not for other things. They
    have the Chamois in it.

    As far as spills and other bike crashes, I usually avoid them, I have
    scatched myself up badly sometimes. I have never torn my shorts, I have
    many rips and holes in other clothes that have been worn trail riding.

    Personally I hate double track, its not what mountain biking is about.
    Mind you, I do think that some trail builders go a little overboard for
    some trails.

    Does this clear up the mud?

    Micheal

    Quoted message said:

    Well, the baggys I wear have a chamois all built right up there inside them
    legs. Them new fangled things just might rate up thar with "proper" shorts
    and all but what the hell. I don't think they use them chamois thangs for
    lawn mower ridin but I cud be wrong. I'm just a snake killing mountainbiker,
    until I get off the bike but then that's a whole 'nuther story.

    Marty

  8. Marty said:

    I'm just a snake killing mountainbiker,
    until I get off the bike but then that's a whole 'nuther story.

    Uh, I like to get off the bike to kill them. See, sometimes, when
    they see or feel me coming, they slither off the trail. Since I don't
    want to ride off-trail, that means I have to get off the bike if I'm
    gonna kill them.

    Wait, wouldn't that make me a snake-killing *hiker*?

    E.P.

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