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Would You Wear an Air-Filled Cycling Backpack If It Could Reduce Drag and Improve Safety?
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No. I probably should wear those padded crotch pants and clip-in shoes when I do distance but I'm low tech with biking. It's all about the journey.
For my touring/gravel bike-packing set up, I usually wear bibs under a light-weight pair of shorts and shirt and trail-running shoes. For road bike, I go clipless with lightweight shorts/shirt. Usually we go 50mi or less on road rides, so I don't really feel like I need a chamois. I have SQ Labs saddles on my bikes. Since I switched, the bike-short padding basically became unnecessary.
Yeah, I just wear regular clothes and hiking shoes.
The padded pants are non-negotiable to me... I do use clip-ons but cold probably live without it.