Expert Anne van Hettinga: Cycling in autumn: 12 tips for more safety – and fun

Temperatures fluctuate wildly. Opt for several thin layers instead of one thick one. A breathable rain jacket, overshoes, and thin gloves are worth their weight in gold.
2. Visibility comes firstEarly darkness, fog, and rain make you less visible. Use powerful front and rear lights and opt for eye-catching jersey colors like pink, purple, or neon yellow. Reflective elements on clothing and shoes further increase safety.
Pro tip: Jelenew jerseys are available in striking autumn colors that combine function and style – including the "Hourglas" series. The different colors create a silhouette and stand out despite the colorful autumn leaves and in the dark.
3. Adjust tires and gripAutumn leaves and wet conditions increase braking distances. Lower the tire pressure slightly (e.g., -0.5 bar) for more grip on slippery asphalt.
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