Cycle Gaiters

taywood said:

Theres a product made for gardeners to wear over their gardening shoes which pulls the trouser
bottom in and protects the fabric from the wet grass.

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taywood said:

Theres a product made for gardeners to wear over their gardening shoes which pulls the trouser
bottom in and protects the fabric from the wet grass.

From the pic it looks as if it would prevent rain from running into the shoetop of our more sedate
cyclists plus it does away with the need for cycle clips. www.ferndale-lodge.co.uk Telegraph
Gardening readers get £1 off the £14.95 per pair plus free post and pack.

I've been using a pair of Peter Storm walking gaiters (£9.99 from Millets) on the bike for years.
They stop grease getting on my trousers from the chain and chainrings, and they stop my trousers
fouling up the pedals and chainring, just like cycle clips. They don't help all that much in the
rain (though they're better than nothing) because the rain runs down inside the gaiter; they do,
however, prevent splashes from puddles from wetting my shoes.

Pete Barrett

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Now sold - £8.99 instead of Wiggle's £13.49 - wasn't too bad.

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