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perfect. i may put in an order soon. Gateway cup is coming up and i dont want to die of heat exhaustion

I was looking on the website at the bibs...they look extremely thin on the legs. So you're saying not see-through at all? The chamois section is standard material it just looks like the difference is in the legs. Can your wife confirm that they're not see-through?

Seeing that it's just a patent is a good thing. They're just trying to make sure noone else gets it first. Patents don't have to work

Black bottoms always, but light tops works. It also shows off some of my ink which, IMO, makes me look "cooler"

On long trips on the motorcycle I will wear elastic with clips on each side to keep the bottom of my jean down and i wear high boots for this reason

Same. I meal prepped homemade chipotle chicken bowls, but then I had ice cream for desert last night.

That aventon looks like a good deal. I love the idea of an e-mtb because i'm not good on a MTB yet so getting comfortable going faster while not having to actually work as hard can only be a benefit.

I don't necessarily think that is fair to you though. There are plenty of rides with different fitness level requirements. We really try to have rides that are A, B, and C groups

I'm watching Lantern Rouge's highlights. Jonas is looking rough this year so far. Hopefully, he will get his sea legs back and be able to compete against Tadej

Hopefully with more experience that will go away. It's something I regularly work on.

tbf, that's why I ride disc brakes even on the road bike. It allows for more "panic braking" if needed, although you shouldn't.

I'll have to take a look at that, still looking for a light colored skinsuit

I wish i looked at time in gears but i don't even pay attention to that. I probably should

Funny story, first time I went down to the smokies I was on a motorcycle. I had 2 fears for the trip, 1) someone flicking a cigarette out of the window and it going up my leg of my pants and 2) bears falling out of trees on me. My logic skills are something

I went for a ride around 5:30 last night. Just an easy 1 hour out, HR was through the roof because of the heat though. When it's that hot, just start the ride with at least one extra "pouring bottle", and make sure your water is cold when you leave the house. I did a race down in MS last...

I'm still running a Garmin 520. Physical buttons, no touch screen, crappy maps function. I'm in the market for an upgrade soon too. I typically keep equipment for a long time so I would like to get something for all my riding/racing/bikepacking. I was looking at the 540, not the solar though, it...

I've been a few times. Never for hiking or mtb but there is a pretty good breakfast joint there in Sevierville called Applewood Farmhouse Grill. Worth a stop if you're in the area for breakfast/lunch. I think where you're staying is pretty good. You could easily pop down to Tapoco/Fontana...

For me it's simply the low speeds and hot temps that kill me. I'll do it, but man its the benefit of road riding. 18+mph is better than 8-10 mph at the same effort.

MTB rides or nothing. I have a pair of tights and I'll layer the top, but i don't really ride below 45 unless its on dirt.

Where is @Bike Surgeon SOIL? Gabe over there has the hook up on all the good routes.