I live in Southern California and don't really encounter much in the way of wet weather riding. However, weekends are precious and I don't want to give up on a ride if the weather is going to be nasty. What are you opinions on water resistant vs water proof (Gore-Tex) apparell? Had experience with both or either? And please don't tee off on me for living in what is 99% of the time, awesome weather!
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Wet Weather Clothing
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You`re gonna be wet no matter what do you put on! But you`re wet when you sweat too, so don`t ride in the rain without putting on windstopper material clothes! You mustn`t feel cold! If you do, you have a big chance to fall ill..that`s my advice!🙂
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Don't go with the waterproof it doesn't breath or wick. I have used it in the past and all I did was get cold and clammy.
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