I am aware that some of you are hesitant to ride bikes due to the controversy surrounding the wearing of helmets. What should you do once you get off the horse if you are unable to immediately go into the shower?

Answer: You live.

Helmet Hair In Summer After Cycling

I always have a hat with me just in case my hair becomes entirely stuck together, but most of the time I can simply run my fingers through it and keep going without needing to resort to the hat. It is obviously helpful to either have a hairdo that requires little to no care or the ability to pull your hair back. As a result of my passion for headwear, this is what I do.

If you’ve simply been going for speed and distance on a fitness ride, the situation is obviously going to be different, but even so, I don’t typically wear a little black dress. When I have errands to do in the summer, I’ve discovered that the best way to get about is on my bike, pedalling slowly. It’s a good thing, since when I go, I normally ride my bike at a speed more appropriate for a child.

In the United States, the bicycle is more often seen as a tool for physical performance training than as a method of transportation for people’s day-to-day activities. Because more and more research shows that just getting out of the house and moving about on a daily basis may considerably enhance one’s health, it is absolutely worthwhile to work toward altering that mindset. It does not need to be a race or a long ride to accomplish the goal.

Please visit LGRAB and I Dream of Bicycling for further advice on biking-related concerns that may arise throughout the summer. Please visit Amsterdamize and Copenhagen Cycle Chic to see photographs of people riding their bikes in their daily lives who are dressed much more stylishly.