roadrash
cycle chatterer
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- sitting on the edge of wigan pier
A furry onesie of course, what else.
splendid idea......apart from when you need to pee
A furry onesie of course, what else.
Pretty sure that I never said that.And to think I thought of you as such a nice person. Next you'll be telling us you as @Saluki called it 'Bike Tarting' where you stand on the pedals and 'wiggle' after passing a fanciable bloke.
Sport in general covers such a wide spectrum of people, shapes, sizes and ages I find it really hard to actually give a stuff what clothing is being worn.
Seen a few faux pas over the years but they didn't particularly affect my day at all
splendid idea......apart from when you need to pee
It's not really the fabric, it's the fit that some worry about. After all we used to wear wool shorts (with REAL chamois leather inserts - not padded) and jerseys but the fit was much the same. Of course if you were more of a cycle-tourist plus fours were the thing to wear, with Argyle socks or more relaxed fitting shorts, shirt and jacket. Holdsworthy Cyclists AidsOne alternative is something like ..
https://www.tudorsports.co.uk/
These are more traditional than the lycra materials. I had a pair of "Lutz" 3/4 bottoms for years. Lutz were a brand that I think has disappeared, but the Tudor range is very similar.
Probably, it was many years ago that I half remember a girl on here posting it (I remember laughing at the post)Pretty sure that I never said that.
You may be confusing me with someone else.
There is no clear answer to that. For me, it depends on many things, like the weather, where I am going, how far I am going, will I be stopping anywhere, using public transport at any stage, which bike I am using, what mood I am in, wanting to go fast or dawdle, using paths or roads, any chance of rain, etc. etc..So I suppose the next question is, what are alternatives to lycra when road bike riding ?
I have MTB shorts with padding in, some are very thin and cool for summer. What does everyone else not wearing lycra wear on a long ride ?
If the zip goes a touch too low whilst pedalling up a steep incline, could end up with a nipped sausage 😖
Or worse still A John McPint issue
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xAexXyzPdg0
Nothing wrong with the lycra, but the full colour matching is way OTT.
I take a perverse delight in mis-matching my cycling clothes when I go for a ride e.g red jersey, black shorts, blue socks and orange/pink helmet just to hear my wife say "have you looked in a mirror at all?" There is no need for an answer.