One for ladies only

[Saluki]

It kind of depends on the boobage situation. When I had a bigger situation, if you are with me, I had 'shock absorber' brand bras but now I have less boobage (Praise The Lord!) I find them too restrictive (and too big) so I bought a couple of Asda Sports Bras - 2 for £7 and they are supportive, comfy and I can wear them all day. The only thing is they don't have the racer back but the straps don't seem to be the type that fall down the whole time. I was so impressed that I bought one of their sports croptop type bras (racer back) and it's brilliant. Nice wide base strap and tripple do-er-upper at the back which sits nice and flat. Very comfy indeed.

 

[HertzvanRental]

Cricket, it's more technical than sorting out my gearing!!

 

[fimm]

Yes, very funny, gentlemen, but some women find their breasts get so uncomfortable when exercising that it puts them off doing exercise - so finding a good, comfortable bra is really important.

I'm 34A, so don't need a lot of support. I find M&S sports bras do the job for me so that's what I wear when I'm sport cycling. If I'm just going from A to B, then I'll wear whatever is appropriate for what I'm doing - which is often a padded bra. (Being small is great, they're not inconvenient for exercise, and a bit of padding will enhance them quite nicely )

 

[Sauce pot]

Never ride without a good helmet

 

[HertzvanRental]

Not really, the bowler chucks the ball, the batsman whacks it, the fielder goes to fetch it back. Simple really.

Cricket, it's more technical than sorting out my gearing!!

Sorry- that was supposed to be "Crikey"- don't know how cricket came into it!!

Cricket, it's more technical than sorting out my gearing!!

 

[Arjimlad]

No comment, but this is interesting & useful should my wife ever ask my advice as she is getting more into cycling.

Not that I think she ever will, mind.

 

[summerdays]

No comment, but this is interesting & useful should my wife ever ask my advice as she is getting more into cycling.

Not that I think she ever will, mind.

You are saying that your wife is expecting you to be very knowledgeable about the bra's other women wear

 

[Arjimlad]

You are saying that your wife is expecting you to be very knowledgeable about the bra's other women wear

Are you a lawyer, twisting my words like that to say something I didn't mean ?

 

[ufkacbln]

Well at least this thread got you all chuckling. Thanks for all the comments it has made me chuckle.......I won't start a thread about Helmets!!

Isn't them birds wearing helmets?

 

[Dismount]

It kind of depends on the boobage situation. When I had a bigger situation, if you are with me, I had 'shock absorber' brand bras but now I have less boobage (Praise The Lord!) I find them too restrictive (and too big) so I bought a couple of Asda Sports Bras - 2 for £7 and they are supportive, comfy and I can wear them all day. The only thing is they don't have the racer back but the straps don't seem to be the type that fall down the whole time. I was so impressed that I bought one of their sports croptop type bras (racer back) and it's brilliant. Nice wide base strap and tripple do-er-upper at the back which sits nice and flat. Very comfy indeed.

Complex!!!!!

 

[derrick]

Never ride without a good helmet

My helmet is always with me.

 

[axwj29]

I just wear a cheap sports bra and feel less aware of that than a normal bra.

 

[ufkacbln]

Leave it.

Chicken!

 

[Sara_H]

I prefer the Panache Moulded Sports bra. Plenty of support, easy to get on and so comfortable I can wear it as a normal bra, but as with all sports bras go one band size up and a cup size down.

PS - those great tit pictures were fantastic!

My tit picture is a house close to where I live. It's actually at the bottom of the horrible hill tjat I have to climb every time I come home.
Sometimes if I can't be bothered I ring the OH to come and meet me with the car at the big tits.

 

[Jayaly]

This is one of those threads where the number of views is totally out of proportion to the the replies!

I wonder why?