that's what cycling caps are for heh but I personally use sweatband

sien...zzz

Batu Kawan is just a small town with 1 big stadium yet access are suck.

how are we going to cycle there for the longest bridge in South East Asia ride... *help*

i thought they were not necessities, oh well, for the sake of safety, I'm gonna get one

We prefer morning at Putrajaya and since that we are not familiar with the roads there (dunno where to cycle to), thus why we prefer to join a group which we can follow.

Our first session was yesterday morning where we meet at 8:30 at Botanical garden and start cycling by 9:00 to the Maritime Center and back.

my eyebrows are bushy enough and they have moisture wicking property like coolmax. so i don't need cap or sweatband



This post has been edited by miaopurr: Jun 3 2013, 02:45 PM

mine's like this

eyebrowless? that's is weird.

i think he meant his eyebrown went all the way up to his head?

that is just plain weird. i wonder that's actually eyebrow or hair on top of his head.

unibrows are so singlish

or it could be his manbush...

maybe u have better luck finding a group for genting sempah sunday mornings

cycling caps are also good for shielding wind and rain droplets

wat bridge...

Thanks mate. Will do that if i can't find anybody for putrajaya ride.

if u got so much money to spend, i recommend this

looks good thanks

vin_ann challenge!!!

guys ... need your opinion ...

is it better to use cycle computer like eyecat for speed, distance, etc or better use apps in iphone/android for the same purpose?

it is better to use dedicated bike computers as it provides faster and more accurate readings...most android or iphone GPS based speedo have lower polling rates than say a garmin edge..so, it is just not as quick to respond especially when you change direction...

furthermore, having to mount your smart phone to your handlebar and stem is a very challenging task where you have to buy the specific phone mounts and things like that... and reputable mounts will easily cost as much as the basic wired bike computers...