I'll weigh in with the opposite opinion on Rainlegs . . .
I bought them because I hate wearing rain pants, but I also dislike
walking into a restaurant on a rainy day bicycle tour and leaving a
puddle on the floor. So, I tried the Rainlegs on the Oregon coast and
found that within two days, the w
I just l-o-v-e my Rainlegs!
No more sweaty legs, no more wet legs from the rain. A classic win-
win.
And this, from a guy who commutes by bike year-round in Portland, OR.
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I just l-o-v-e my Rainlegs!
No more sweaty legs, no more wet legs from the rain. A classic win-
win.
And this, from a guy who commutes by bike year-round in Portland, OR.
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Seth,
I switched the low-profile Shimano's to Mafac cantilever on my
Quickbeam shortly after I bought it. IMHO they are wonderful.
High profile cantilievers seem to work well with aero brake levers.
Angus
On Dec 14, 10:14 am, Seth Vidal wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 10:45 AM, Ray wrote:
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