That's my question. I like to wear my cycling shorts, provided they aren't wet or sweaty, around the house after a ride. I've even worn them down the pub:whistle:. The thing is does sitting down on a flat chair kind of squash the padding more than on a bike saddle?
Recently bought these in the sale, reduced from £125 to £40, but they are a little too large for me. worn once for a 25 mile ride so cant be returned, but they are as new. Anyone interested at £35?
http://road.cc/content/review/192647-hoy-vulpine-senko-bib-shorts
I might have accidentally put a pair of my bibs in with some jeans & now they have a chunk out of them. Has anyone bothered repairing their shorts before and is it worth it, or should I just bin them and get some more?
Wiggle do two dhb brand women's shorts:
'Women's shorts' for £20, and
'Classic women's shorts' for £40.
Just wondering if anyone has tried them, and what makes the classic ones worth (or rather, cost!) twice as much?
Ta
Spinney
I have a couple of pairs of cycling shorts with a genuine chamois insert. By this I mean it's a piece of leather from a chamois goat, not a piece of synthetic material. These are quite old , still in good condition and comfortable. I wash them, as was recommended, in soap flakes.
It appears...
Hello!
I have a question.
I am looking for bike shorts and i stumbled upon some pretty cheap used ones.
Now a particular seller is selling some Giordana bib bike shorts,which are about 10 years old. He's selling them for 20 dollars. Though he said he only used them for a few months and since...
I wear Endura NON-BIB shorts and find them really good.
So I decided to try bib-shorts so bought 2 pair.
I just don't get on with them so am sticking with the standard non-bib type.
One pair has been worn perhaps 10 times and the other pair just twice.........but I have just got them out of the...
Bargain, I thought, at £8 (that's the price with their discount card). Should have known better.
They look OK on the face of it, seams stitched OK and shaped pad. No rubbery stuff around the bottom of the legs to stop them riding up, but at that price I can mange without.
But when I tried them...
Following last week's incident when someone fell into me knocking me off my bike and injuring me, i'm wondering if some padding will prevent further injury to my hips and upper legs. Obviously goalkeepers use them for when they fall to the floor making a save. The padding takes the impact. I...
I was musing the other day that I have been solidly riding & commuting on bike for 2yrs and most of the time I ride in shorts but then I noticed the other day that even when im not riding im still wearing shorts. Is it an age thing, am I a lazy sod or is it some rite of passage like reaching...
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I'm fed up of men's shirts being boring and black, and am getting insanely jealous of women's colourful bibs....so, any idea of where to get colourful men's bibs, or how much difference between men's and women's pads is there?
Thanks
For sale - as apparently my 'bike clothes' drawer has taken over the room and for some reason that's not acceptable :wacko: ...
Polaris Small men's MTB jersey in grey/red/cream. rear diagonal and a zipped pocket but also a rear pull. £3
Gill Small men's MTB jersey, long-sleeved in dark red...
Summer is here. Worn 3 times only, XL jersey and shorts from the venerable house of Campagnolo. Surplus to my needs
These fit me well - I am 6'2" and weigh < 13 st 80kg but I think would accommodate larger and smaller folk. £50 cash in Central London or £55 if posted
I'm in the market for new shorts, the basic Halfords jobbies I've had for a couple of years just don't seem to have enough in the padding department for my tired old undercarriage (and yes, I know rule # 5 applies).
There is another thing, though, and I really can't sugar coat this, so here...
Worn literally a couple of times, if only to confirm they're a little too tight around the thighs. Otherwise they'll only sit in a draw for another couple of years. These are 'as new' and are a *really* nice pair of tailored shorts.
Full info here...
What do you recommend? I think my 3 year old muddy fox ones need replacing ! My poor little nunu this morning made me cut short my ride. Can't afford anything too expensive. Thanks x:wub:
Bought from Ebay and really got the sizing wrong for me. .
Surprisingly for cycling clobber XXXL is actually XXXL.
Arm pit to armpit 23"/590mm.
Just looking to recover cost of the set.
Maybe the pads on my various shorts are wearing with age or weight loss has given me less natural padding. Whatever the reason I now find that 100+k rides now give me uncomfortable sensations. Of the brands that I
trust - Gore, Mavic and Sportful - which models are best suited to my needs?
I've always worn cycle shorts without a bib. I've been thinking about getting some with a bib. The question is what happens when i'm out riding and need to take a crafty pee? You can't just drop your shorts like non bib ones and lob it out. How do you take a sneaky pee in that hedgerow?
2 pairs of these http://www.buyabike.co.uk/clothing-shoes/club-roost-4d-pad-vision-cycling-shorts-mens-black/ in 3XL very little use the legs are a bit baggy on me so bought some 2XL very comfortable with a great shammy £15 for both pairs posted in UK paypal gift
Hi, so my build is somewhere between that of Wiggins/Froome I would say, and I need some road shorts where the pad fits nice and snug like a medium but at the same time ideally I could do with the length of an XL. Shorts just seem to come up too short on me. Any suggestions?
The only reason I returned the blokes wave was because he was bigger than me and he looked like a BMW driving type so I didn't want to risk a kicking. If I'd had a gun I'd have taken him down.
I wonder if he's ever seen himself in a full length mirror? It's sick.
Brand new, inner never worn. Outer only tried on briefly to confirm that I'm far from small. Specs here: http://www.discountbicycles.co.uk/biz/product.php/6852/4524/madison_tour_mens_baggy_cycling_shorts
£20 delivered.
This is a new concept in shorts pads from Blackburn, Lancashire. The pad is thick and comfortable and you feel like you're sitting on air. The great feature is that the pad is actually edible! If you feel the bonk coming on, pull out the pad and enjoy.
Any disadvantages? Well they didn't stand...
Hi all,
The Defy 1 had a 40 mile maiden voyage on Saturday. A thorough enjoyable experience on the whole. However, after years of riding a MTB with a seat like a small sofa, the soreness of my behind at the end of the ride was a bit of a shock to the system. The A48 between Bridgend and...
I have found a few very expensive examples in very gaudy race colours.
As a man in my 40's me in lycra is not a pretty sight and I'm not a racer so I would prefer a more baggy design pair of shorts with a few useable pockets (ie not the ones next to your groin). but a bib will keep them in...
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