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Mooze · 03-17-2008, 06:00 AM

First post - Hi! (ride a specialised epic, a trek wsd 5200, a 29er SS, several kayaks/ski's, do IM and AR, work finance - wanna be a PT) - pretty much everything about me)

As per Signature I live in Canberra Australia (south and a bit west of Sydney - about an hour from the coast but up on a plateau).

At the moment out weather is a bit weird and I'm really stretched coming up with a way of coping without going through all my gear in one day.

Starts out around 10degrees C (so around 50) until around 7am, then by midday (and until around 7pm) its sitting around 33-35 (95 degrees). I usually get in a ride to work (or a morning kayak), run or swim at lunch, then a ride home (or an evening run).

I'm going through armwarmers, shorts and long knicks like crazy and can't keep up with the washing.

Any tips?

03-17-2008, 06:00 AM	#1 (permalink)
Mooze Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Canberra, Australia Posts: 4	Dealing/Dressing for major weather changes First post - Hi! (ride a specialised epic, a trek wsd 5200, a 29er SS, several kayaks/ski's, do IM and AR, work finance - wanna be a PT) - pretty much everything about me) As per Signature I live in Canberra Australia (south and a bit west of Sydney - about an hour from the coast but up on a plateau). At the moment out weather is a bit weird and I'm really stretched coming up with a way of coping without going through all my gear in one day. Starts out around 10degrees C (so around 50) until around 7am, then by midday (and until around 7pm) its sitting around 33-35 (95 degrees). I usually get in a ride to work (or a morning kayak), run or swim at lunch, then a ride home (or an evening run). I'm going through armwarmers, shorts and long knicks like crazy and can't keep up with the washing. Any tips?