I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a full
DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!
Just a thought...
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Birthday suit may have said:
I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a
full DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!Just a thought...
If local laws don't forbid, local weather is suitable, and local tastes run to your physique, hey,
flaunt it. But there are some people (myself included) who should *never* consider this.And, lest we forget, clothes reduce road rash in the event of a spill.
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Birthday suit said:
I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains: Are clothes necessary?
Please post a link to a (clothed) picture. We will answer depending on what we see.
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I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
Definately not!
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With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a
full DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!Right. Bike naked, because coed naked cycling is NOT just for T-shirts. Be careful how you fall
though - you don't want any road rash on your tingly naughty bits.
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Werehatrack said:
And, lest we forget, clothes reduce road rash in the event of a spill.
Do you have statistics to prove this?
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Birthday suit may have said:
I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a
full DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!Just a thought...
If local laws don't forbid, local weather is suitable, and local tastes run to your physique, hey,
flaunt it. But there are some people (myself included) who should *never* consider this.And, lest we forget, clothes reduce road rash in the event of a spill.
Actually, wearing clothes may be dangerous or may encourage dangerous behavior. A large study
performed in Australia showed that men who wore jockstraps were six times more likely to engage in
risk taking behavior than naked men. There were also many reports of clothing related injuries,
including six cases of third-degree corduroy burns. -- Jay Beattie. -
"Werehatrack" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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And, lest we forget, clothes reduce road rash in the event of a spill.According to the Helmet Scientists of this group, you would have to repeat the same, exact crash
with and without clothes in order to draw any conclusions, right? After all, if you had not been
wearing clothes, maybe you would not have crashed at all! -
Rick Onanian may have said:
Werehatrack said:
And, lest we forget, clothes reduce road rash in the event of a spill.
Do you have statistics to prove this?
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And, lest we forget, clothes reduce road rash in the event of a spill.According to the Helmet Scientists of this group, you would have to repeat the same, exact crash
with and without clothes in order to draw any conclusions, right? After all, if you had not been
wearing clothes, maybe you would not have crashed at all!And let's not even get into the weight implications here...
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Originally posted by Werehatrack
BOn Wed said:
"Werehatrack" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
And, lest we forget, clothes reduce road rash in the event of a spill.According to the Helmet Scientists of this group, you would have to repeat the same, exact crash
with and without clothes in order to draw any conclusions, right? After all, if you had not been
wearing clothes, maybe you would not have crashed at all!And let's not even get into the weight implications here...
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My email address is antispammed; pull WEEDS if replying via e-mail. Yes, I have a killfile. If I
don't respond to something, it's also possible that I'm busy. [/B]"It's hard to be an [censored] when you're naked" motto of the local nudist club.
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Originally posted by Birthday Suit
I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a full
DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!
Just a thought...There was an article in todays paper which claimed, on average, Americans and Australians have sex 115 times per year. Now the average serious cyclist probably rides his bike on 250 days per year. 115 +250 = 365
Does that mean that a nude cyclist always has sex on the days he/she isn't riding? -
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Originally posted by Birthday Suit
I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a full
DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!
Just a thought...There was an article in todays paper which claimed, on average, Americans and Australians have sex 115 times per year. Now the average serious cyclist probably rides his bike on 250 days per year. 115 +250 = 365
Does that mean that a nude cyclist always has sex on the days he/she isn't riding? -
If you fall, you are likely to sustain rode rash all over your body. This is the reason I wear, at
least, a jersey. I know that most falls are caused by poor riding skills or by traffic. So I guess I
should stop wearing a jersey.Andres
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I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a
full DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!Just a thought...
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Are clothes necessary?
That is what I have been asking my wife every evening.
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Birthday suit said:
I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
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I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a
full DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!Nude cycling is popular in Europe, especially in beach towns during the warmer months. In the U.S.,
due to the puritannical laws, it is probably not a good idea. In any case, you should at least wear
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If you fall, you are likely to sustain rode rash all over your body. This is the reason I wear, at
least, a jersey. I know that most falls are caused by poor riding skills or by traffic. So I guess
I should stop wearing a jersey.And thereby stop the traffic? Hmmmm....
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Are clothes necessary?Definately.
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"Birthday suit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a
full DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!Nude cycling is popular in Europe, especially in beach towns during the warmer months. In the U.S.,
due to the puritannical laws, it is probably not a good idea. In any case, you should at least wear
a helmet and shoes.Dude! Those aren't real cyclists. One bicycle was single speed with a coaster brake and the other
had what looked like a steel derailleur.Do you have any hard evidence of nude cycling in Europe?
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Birthday suit said:
I wear a helmet when riding, but the question remains:
Are clothes necessary?
With savings from expensive brand spandex shorts and advertising jerseys you could upgrade to a
full DA gruppo. And not have tan lines!Just a thought...
My cycling shorts saved my life!
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