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Re: Do jerseys dry quicker?

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  1. Ken said:

    Since taking up cycling again I have been riding in t-shirts and I find them
    to be pretty comfortable, however they stay wet FOREVER. And this is because
    they tend to be all or mostly cotton. Being a camper / hiker there is an old
    saying "cotton kills" in regards to how long it stays wet. I am assuming
    that jerseys are made of some sort of polyester that probably is better at
    dispelling moisture.

    Ken

    For decent prices, buy the Performance house brands when on sale. I
    have a number of their Skeletin style short sleeve and sleeveless.
    They fit well, dry quickly, and have the pockets in back. The Ultra is
    real nice too, here take a look:
    http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=19922&subcategory_ID=1112

    Life is Good!
    Jeff

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