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Don't let your bike eat your pants
As long as you're riding a bike with no chain guard, you'll need to be watching out for getting your pants/skirt/shoelaces/ankle hair caught in your chain. Here are some quick solutions to this perpetual problem: 1. Roll up your pant leg. You can do just one (dorky but you can own it) or both. For a trimmer look and better chain-avoidance you can make a pleat in the leg before you start rolling. (24/04) ReadYou may also like
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