Leggings

[spandex]

I am doing this bike ride on Sunday and have just tried on the leggings I got some time ago and they are way to big as I have dropped from a 38in to a 34in.

So is there any good brands out there that you can put forward for me to try?

 

[Dave5N]

Ron Hill Bikesters. Cheap, cheerful and do the job fine.

 

[jimboalee]

Mine are called Inceni. They must be twenty years old.

Tried finding them on the internet with no success.

They are called "Winter training longs" and have a fleece inner. I cannot find anything today that compares, so as I lost weight and got slimmer, I threaded a length of cord around the waistband to tie them up.

They even have a padded seat which in combination with my Lusso Pro Gel shorts, I can hardly feel my Brooks B17.

I think I will cry when they finally fall apart, but with the way they are wearing, that might be another twenty years.

Sorry dudes, modern stuff doesn't compete.

 

[fossyant]

Bikesters are good for a 'non roadie fit' - I use them for commuting - cheap and good ! Find someone with a sewing machine otherwise.....

My others are an old stock Decathlon, or Biemme.... I'll also recommend Lusso - made in Manchester, great stuff....

 

[Dave5N]

Bikesters are good for a 'non roadie fit' - I use them for commuting - cheap and good ! Find someone with a sewing machine otherwise.....

My others are an old stock Decathlon, or Biemme.... I'll also recommend Lusso - made in Manchester, great stuff....

Oxymoron

 

[GrahamG]

Get some DHB Merston tights - you can get the non bib versions with or without pad for less than £20 from wiggle, and they'll be with you by Friday.

 

[nickb]

I wear Ronhill Tracksters most of the year round whilst commuting. At the moment I'm wearing my Asender tights underneath too - toasty