What do you carry in your cycling jersey pockets?

Apr 3, 20130 likes1,463 views

Cyclists often carry essential items in their jersey pockets like food for nourishment during long rides, a camera to capture scenic views, a cell phone for communication, and a house key to access home after a ride.

I walk a lot. And, I prefer to meet on the streets or seawall instead of restaurants and cafes. The new meeting room. City streets. Everyone is more relaxed, thoughts flow more freely, solutions appear more readily and you return refreshed. I go prepared. Rain. Cold. Wind. And, sun. Nothing deters me. I would rather be outside than in. Would rather walk than sit. This is my shoulder bag and what I carry in it.

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