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| Post monsoon, the streets glisten. A Target bag kept my saddle dry. |
We had a rainy few weeks in the desert earlier in the month but I just had to deal with it. It can be tricky because the rain leaves really deep puddles since there don't seem to be a lot of drains at the street curbs. Somehow I managed to avoid getting splashed by a passing car but there were some near misses.
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| A high curb kept my feet out of an otherwise deep puddle. |
Riding around on a soaked bike saddle leaves an embarrassing impression on your rear end, so I learned to keep a plastic bag in my pannier, just in case.
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| My Cleverhood is light enough for warm weather and really kept me dry. |
And I wore
Cleverhood rain cape on several mornings to keep dry. Other than that, I still wore my regular clothes.
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| Rain will not keep me from dresses and pretty shoes. |
I can easily tuck in under my bike rack when the sun comes out - it always does.
2 comments:
The "gotcha" for me when I cycle in Phoenix right after a "light spittle" is that the moisture mixes with the fine dust and oil on the pavement and becomes as slick as a water park slide.
I will spin the road tires on my recumbent when I blast away from a standing start, so I usually resort to riding my mountain bike with the inverted tread tires.
I have not been cought in rain for a wile now.
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