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When the weather turns chilly, insulated tights are a must. These simple fleece-lined leggings are easy to pair with loud jerseys, have a built-in chamois for comfort, and feature a quick-drying fabric. 

This effortlessly cool style is cut close to the body to maximize aerodynamics.


Fall winds and temperatures mean mastering the art of layering is essential. Mesh side panels allow this windproof vest to breathe, and the reflective stripes provide visibility. It also packs up into a small pouch which can be stored in a jersey pocket on days when the weather is unpredictable. 


This style makes intense rides more comfortable, but it's not always easy on the eyes. This luxe version is the best you can find for training days, with a mostly seamless construction and super soft fabric. 


A ventilated palm ensures hands don’t get sweaty and allows for close contact with your bike. The fingertips are smartphone-friendly, so you don’t have to worry about shedding them mid-ride. 


Merino is a miracle fabric for fall weather because it provides warmth, wicks moisture away, and is odor-resistant. Designed for longer distances, this chic jersey has three pockets for road necessities and was cut with a woman’s body in mind. 


For those in-between days that aren’t quite cold enough for a jacket, arm warmers can help regulate your temperature. Featuring the brand's new proprietary technology, these are treated so that the fibers repel moisture but remain breathable. 


These lightweight cycling shoes are the first performance model from Quoc, a brand that normally designs city cycling shoes. Meant for longer distances at higher speeds, these earn points in comfort. 


If you’re riding at night or in a high traffic area, the back section of this topper helps keep you safe and visible, complete with remote-controlled LED lights that feature turn signals. 


This top-of-the-line multisport watch is ideal for cyclists. Track your route, mileage, heart rate, VO2max, and more right from your wrist. 


When protection from the elements is necessary, the breathable, waterproof fabric moves with you.


This pair is actually meant to be worn inside cycling shoes specifically. They’re just the right thickness, won’t cause blisters, and keep feet warm and dry. 


For shorter rides, these handy bottoms (with a super-lightweight chamois) allow you to make any outfit cycling-friendly. Try them under leggings, pants, or even a dress. 


Fall cycling essentials

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