On Mar 6, 2010, at 10:58 AM, Earl Grey wrote:
this is actually a (semi-)serious entry: a windbreaker that consists only of the front torso section of a "typical" windbreaker, with loops to go around the neck, the arms, and the waist, to hold it in place. Sorta an upscale manufactured version of the old bike racer's trick of sliding a newspaper under his jersey front in cold weather...
Grant put a pattern for something like that in an early Reader or the BOB Gazette. IIRC there weren't even straps, it was held on by flaps that extended over the shoulders and wind pressure from riding.
For a wind shield, BTW, a seersucker shirt over a sweater works great. It's breathable enough to reduce the buildup of moisture by a lot compared to a nylon jacket.
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