While waiting for the TTC last night at Dufferin and Bloor I watched several cyclists pedal by. Mostly, they were men. And mostly they were wearing cycling tights, and bright yellow cycling jackets, and thick gloves and goggles or glasses.
Then, with the wind blowing her hair, a woman cycled past in a long wool jacket, wool mittens and tall boots.
As demonstrated below, you don't have to don the latest advances in plastics to cycle year round, even in Toronto. Never underestimate the power of wool to keep you warm.
Video via Let's Go Ride a Bike
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Labels: clothing, commuting, Cycling, Toronto winters, wool