Monday, January 19th, 2009 at
7:24 am
When a person who goes on a
bike tour dresses for weather conditions that are not likely to change in the course of a single day, it is not to difficult to choose proper
clothes, but what would happen if you were on a more extended
cycling expedition? Then, you should definitely know something about the way layered
cycling jerseys help you protect the body in both cold and hot weather. With the modern technological advantages, bikers no longer have to wear too thick
clothes that hinder movement and cause discomfort. Made of very soft and light fabric,
bike jerseys ensure a good air flow that leads to the elimination of moisture.
Experts in the field claim that the bike jerseys that are worn directly on the skin absorb sweat and spread it evenly on their entire surface; unlike some other materials that accumulate and retain humidity, the synthetic compounds of modern tops allow immediate evaporation. For the base layering, short sleeved bike jerseys are highly recommended, with easy to use zippers and anatomic shapes. Wool cycling jerseys used to be worn in the past as part of the mid-thermal layer, the one responsible for the preservation of the body warmth. Fleece materials have assumed this role in recent years as they don’t allow any exchange from the exterior to the interior.
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