Glad your head is in the right place – style, my friend. It’s all about style.

I have an important question. Shoe covers over leg warmers, or leg warmers over shoe covers? You know what I mean. I’ve been doing covers over warmers.

Everyone looks good in Peugeot kit

True story: I went to school in Vermont and I seldom rode on the indoor trainer (because trainers are horrible). On one particularly frigid day – probably about 10 degrees F – my toes were sooooo cold after about 2 hours of riding, I literally sat down in a snowbank on the side of the road, removed my shoes, and blew on my toes to warm them up. I feared frostbite, so I think I made the right choice to save my toes from being blackened and removed. Sometimes you just gotta make style sacrifices.

“Arrogant” you say? Good grief, of course this is arrogant, although I prefer the words haughty egotistical or simply bigheaded. Look Not a Pro (even though that goes without saying), I’m a professional athlete. This alone allows me an heir of superiority, but even more to the point than that, this is my blog, and I can write whatever I want to write.
I’m curious, what’s a better title for the aforementioned chapter of this blog? “Heed this Advice, Please… or Don’t.” Oh yeah, that’ll elicit a ton of fun responses. The whole point of this entry is to teach you the things I’ve learned in my many years of cycling all around the planet. Style is subjective and arbitrary, but I’ve seen the good and I’ve seen the bad, and believe me the bad sticks with you a lot longer than the good.

You also may have picked up on a little sarcasm in the previous three blog posts, all related to the style. This response, though, doesn’t have that. Have a nice day.