Those who ride bikes a lot know that you can choose from a big choice of cycling gear out there. Knowing what to get for yourself means that you have to think of a few questions first:

What kind of gear is required by law? What gear will be the most comfortable for me as I cycle? What gear is best for summer and what gear is best for winter?

You should be able to ask the employees of cycling stores for answers to your bicycle clothing questions so begin there in your quest for good wool cycling jersey clothing and other items.

What gear is required by Law? Nearly every government has a regulation or law requiring helmets for cyclist. Some states require them for all riders while others set an age requirement. A good, well-fit helmet could save your life. Whether mountain biking or street cycling, a helmet is a must have for anyone riding a bike.

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I’ve purchased men’s and women’s gear from Dakine, Sombrio, Kona, Sugoi, Mountain Equipment Co-op, RaceFace, and most recently, Oakley. I’ve had a few wins over the years – Sombrio’s discontinued Lotus shorts, Dakine’s Siren shorts, Race Face’s Indy shorts, and several Dakine and Race Face men’s jerseys. Standing almost 5’10” with cyclist thighs and a penchant for loose fitting bike gear, I typically wear size large. Fast forward three years and Loeka’s gear is rocking a new look and fit. Since function is so important with active gear, it’s often tough to find shorts that fit and look good, but are still practical for riding. Since jumping on my first mountain bike twelve years ago, I’ve spent a small fortune on bike clothing. All of the women’s jerseys I’ve tried have been designed for women with shorter torsos and typically styled for XC and road riding.

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