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This race-fit and super-light jacket is waterproof, fast drying and contoured to move with you as you ride, with extra long sleeves for protection. $175, Pearlizumi.com
For chilly but not freezing days, a pair of three-quarter tights like this one provides more warmth around the vulnerable knees. $185, Pearlizumi.com
A versatile item to add to your collection, this reversible vest—black on one side, six color options for the other — provides warmth and wind protection (recommended for temps between 20 and 30 degrees F). $120, Pearlizumi.com
This long-sleeve jersey combines moisture wicking with insulation thanks to a soft fleece interior. $120, Pearlizumi.com
If it’s below 32 degrees F outside, these fleece-lined tights are your go-to defense against wind and water. $185, Pearlizumi.com
These windproof gloves are a solid middle-ground option (use them when it’s somewhere between slightly chilly and freezing), with light padding and wicking properties. $40, Louisgarneau.com
The fitted yet flexible Arenberg Zero Jacket will shield you from mild wind and water, and has three big pockets for all your winter fueling needs. $200, Hincapie.com
The flat waistband of these insulated capris is extremely comfortable—even with a little extra off-season weight—and features a back zippered pocket.
$120, Hincapie.com
For slightly brisk days, stash this new, thin Giro jacket in a back jersey pocket to use in chillier moments (available February 2014).
$200, Giro.com
Prepare for the chill with this windproof, water-resistant yet breathable Castelli jacket, featuring a high collar for added warmth. $239, Castelli-cycling.com
Best equipped for temps from 25–45 degrees F (according to Castelli), the Sorpasso tights have extra wind-shielding warmth around the thighs and knees. $189, Castelli-cycling.com
You’ll be prepared for the wet and cold with these flexible shoe covers made of 3mm neoprene. $64, Castelli-cycling.com
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