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chasfm11 wrote:3. With the fabric type holster, I could still use a light t-shirt where the holster fabric might show through and not be worried. I worry about leather holsters under light bike clothing as being too much of a contrast.

Most of the tech-ware bicycle jerseys being sold today (moisture wicking fabric to keep the chafing and body temp down) are dye-sublimated coloring, so that the jersey is not very, if at all, transparent. Helps to hide body parts that most folks would prefer not be visible, on themselves at least.

saltydog452 wrote:I'd like to understand how, what, and where the rider carried and had access to, a defensive tool like a handgun.

Carrying a concealed pistol while wearing a Speedo suit and bump hat while all hunched over on a cycle would seem to be a challenge. I'd be interested to know how it was done.

salty

Most bicyclists have a pack, either under the seat or over the rear tire, to carry things like a flat repair kit, spare tube, etc. The one I have on my bike is large enough to fit in two or three 1911's, plus a few hundred rounds.

Or, he might have been wearing a fanny pack.