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  1. I know one can never have too much, but how much gear do people have on average? Jerseys, Bib Shorts, shoes, helmets, gloves? Do you still wear it all?
  2. I had no idea how to title this. as mentioned, this shiny "silky" material that pro riders shirts seem to made of, is there a specific name for it? or do different brands make/have their own? I'd like some shirts made and if possible, use said material, but I have no clue what to tell cycling clothing manufacturers what I'm looking for
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