fatjel
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- West Wales
I have some gore bike wear bib tights with a zip at the front..
Assuming you're male just lift the strap off your shoulders and its easy to let it out.
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I just find a handy bush/tree, pull down the bib front and pee. Biggest problem is about 0.0001 microseconds after whipping the old man out in the middle of nowhere, other cyclists (usually female)/dog walkers/horse riders/entire traffic population of China etc, all mysteriously materialise out of thin airSame technique I was going to suggest.
- me too. I've only ever seen one pair of bib shorts with a zip - Mavic - and well out of my price range at over £200. Related question - why don't bibs have straps you can undo? Velcro or even buttons would work.I have some gore bike wear bib tights with a zip at the front..
I bought bib tights to spare other cyclists and drivers the sight of my builders arse and to stop the wind goin down my crevice.Exactly. What is the obsession with bibs when ordinary lycra shorts are just fine?
Related question - why don't bibs have straps you can undo?
Thanks. As a show of appreciation I may even allow you to sit on my wheel for a bit next time I pass you. That is if the wind down your crevice isn't too much of a drag and slows me down.I bought bib rights to spare other cyclists and drivers the sight of my builders arse and to stop the wind goin down my crevice.
My word, bicycles have changed a bit since that advertisement was first published, haven't they? When did wheels become commonplace?
I bought bib tights to spare other cyclists and drivers the sight of my builders arse and to stop the wind goin down my crevice.
I'll never look at sandpaper in the same way ever again.It's not the wind that is the main issue but tiny pieces of grit that turn your arsecheeks into sandpaper.