
Sitting in a car, no one can see what you've got on. For better or for worse, on a bicycle you've got nowhere to hide. Here's how we dress when on our bicycles in Toronto.
We wear stripes on our tall bikes:
And we wear solids on our small bikes:

Sometimes we wear all black (to not be seen "salmoning"):

Or we wear all blue:

And then we also wear some other primary colours:

To be seen we wear our safety vests:

And we sometimes wear clothes that are meant not to be seen:

And sometimes we wear no shirts at all:

And when it's warm, we wear shirts to show off our pregnant bellies:

And we wear skirts and motorcycle helmets:

Or we wear silly animal helmets:

Or we wear boxes:

Or we wear no helmet at all because we have cool hair:

And we wear halter tops when taking our other bike out for a walk:

Or we put on our summery Canadian Tuxedo:

And we carry sparklers in summer dresses:

And play the horn in our sharp vests:

When it rains we put on our bright rain jackets:

And when it snows we simply cover up more:

Or cover up completely:

And we sometimes show that we support Toronto cycling-related charities in our I Bike T.O. T-shirts:

All photos from the BikingToronto Flickr Pool
