When dismounting from your bicycle, you stumble. Your foot gets caught in the frame, or you forget to unclip your feet from the pedals. You fall in slow motion, unable to prevent yourself from toppling straight to the pavement with your frame sandwiched between your legs.
Cycling is a risky business. And when it comes to our attire, so many things can and do go wrong. Most of the time, cycling is a balancing act between functionality and style. We’re sorry to say the best-looking clothes aren’t always the most practical.
Speaking of our clothes, why are we never wearing the right ones when we’re riding? We take all the necessary precautions. We looked at the route ahead, judging how long it would take us, considering the weather forecast and seeing that it was dry all day. But if only it were so simple.
The great outdoors. There are few better ways to experience our great ecosystem than on two wheels. That is, until you get up close and personal with it. Suddenly, we find ourselves at the ‘bug buffet’. Seemingly, every small creature in the vicinity is drawn to your face when cycling in the countryside.