Madison reveals new turbo-specific clothing

And is not even april yet...

One of the best benefits is that you don't need to do it in a group, so minimal clothing is not an issue

Interesting...

I guess wearing old shorts that are too indecent to be worn outside, and those free tech-tees they give away at events is where I've been going wrong all theese years. Sign me up immediatle so I can look fast while wanting to vom into a bucket after another sufferfest masterpiece! 

On a more serious note, Indoor training seems to have really taken off so I guess it was only time before clothing manufacturers jumped on the bandwagon, especially with Gyms now doing group zwift session. Riding in just your bibs surrounded my other people isn't really the done thing i guess. I wonder whether this will come in long sleves though, as like pedalpower DC, I occasionally like wearing some form of long sleeved skins top when doing a hard session as it stops sweat from running down my arms onto the bars/dripping off my elbows. 

Why buy something, when I just use my old relegated bib-shorts and jerseys. Once they have faded and look a bit shabby, they go to use on the turbo. 

My garage is bloody cold too at this time of year, so I start off with a big hoody on, then peel off layers as I warm up. I often appear out of the garage an hour or two later, steaming gently in just bib-shorts, a proper treat for the neighbours I'm sure!

Not interested until they come out with something nice and aero.

DHB padded underpants. That's it. You don't need any more.

Shoot, I usually wear skinsuits on the trainer, preferably long sleeve. 

• 1 piece of kit = easier to grab and put on
• long sleeves to catch and wipe all the sweat
• i have a pile of old team skinsuits that never got that much wear between TTs and CX. Now it's an old team so the only thing they are useful for is winter base layers and trainer
• It's one piece of laundry to do
• I don't need pockets because I have a table next to my bike

I just wear bibs and a thin base layer. Jacket to warm up with but that's taken off in the first few minutes.

That's all well and good, but how aero are they? Everyone knows that aero trumps weight these days.

This trully is the bottom of the barrel. 

It's the helmet that needs more vents if you ask me. 

Until we all get / make those fancy rockers a thicker chamois might help? Anything much over 75 minutes and it's no longer comfortable. 

Not a bad shout.  But does anybody really wear a jersey when on the turbo?

Because it's important to bo concerned about weight on a STATIONARY trainer.

A pocket can be useful on any item of clothing though.