
As you can see, the laces and the socks make a great and visible combination. The laces were the envy of the builders working at the uni.
Post your hacks. Share your ideas.
David
Commute Hacks
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Commute HacksI commute in normal shoes (Dunlop Volleys) and jeans, which I roll up or tuck into my socks. I wear a hi-vis shirt as well. The right clothing improves my visibility during the day.
![]() As you can see, the laces and the socks make a great and visible combination. The laces were the envy of the builders working at the uni. Post your hacks. Share your ideas. David
Re: Commute HacksHope to see you there today. I'm riding old rustbucket. (Malvern Star c.1972 Skidstar Standard)
Martin Christopher Hartley
http://raleightwenty.webs.com - the top web resource for the Raleigh Twenty http://madmartysblog.blogspot.com - my cycling adventures
Re: Commute HacksPicked up some orange and white, long sleeve, cotton shirts on sale from colorado last year - comfy and bright
I also use a swing bag that folds up and fits in a pocket for my helmet, lights, etc when I'm off the bike. Very handy since they banned cheap plastic shopping bags in SA.
Re: Commute Hacks![]() Currently commuting on a sweet Reynolds 531db frame with late 80's 105. running as a 7 speed.a smidge under 10 kg as pictured. I love this bike. SPD shoes and a hi vis vest, with the work pants tucked into the sock. take all my food for the week in on the day i use the car for kid pickup or o/time, so i can ride sans bag for the rest.
Re: Commute Hacks
Like brauluver, my old road bike has become my commuting/general duties bike. It is a bike that fits like a glove, and is too good to get rid of, so calling it a commuting bike is a great excusee to hang on to it.
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