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Measure Yourself
Most of us have probably seen pro-cyclists hunched over their bikes, decked out in super tight clothing and alien-like helmets. Well there’s a reason for this: fitted gear helps to minimise drag (a backward force of air created by air friction) so your gear isn’t flapping about in the wind and collecting air. So if you’re considering sizes or in between sizes, opt for a more form-fitted silhouette. It helps keep you aerodynamic, which in turn helps you cycle faster!
02 Size Guide
Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or new to the roads, here are some tips to know. Like we said, the right fit matters.
Run your measuring tape along the widest part of your bottom, tape kept horizontal to the ground.
Measure around the fullest part of your chest, ensuring the measuring tape is kept horizontal to the ground.
Run your measuring tape along the narrowest part of your torso (that should be a little above your belly button).