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Have never worn one and don't intend to. There is no evidence there it actually works. No issues if others have reasons for wearing them. However would caution on any form of legislation on the basis it infringes on personal choice.
 
Have never worn one and don't intend to. There is no evidence there it actually works. No issues if others have reasons for wearing them. However would caution on any form of legislation on the basis it infringes on personal choice.
Yeah, well you can say that, but I can show you an underwire with a huge dent in it, and if I hadn't been wearing it who knows what damage would have been done to my coopers ligaments.

Still, it's your choice if you wear a bra or not. I won't ride with you if you don't, and you may not be covered by insurance.
 

Jayaly

Senior Member
Location
Hertfordshire
Yeah, well you can say that, but I can show you an underwire with a huge dent in it, and if I hadn't been wearing it who knows what damage would have been done to my coopers ligaments.

Still, it's your choice if you wear a bra or not. I won't ride with you if you don't, and you may not be covered by insurance.
Research in Bristol Cities showed that motorists passed female cyclists who weren't wearing bras more slowly and paying more attention.
 

Sandra6

Veteran
Location
Cumbria
Most of my cycling is done during a normal day so I wear a normal bra. If I'm getting kitted out for a more sporty ride I'm a fan of the shock absorber, bought primarily for running but I wouldn't attempt a spin class without!
On hot days I have a couple of strappy tops with built in support.
As an alternative have a look at genie bras stocked in bhs. Very good support but without the tightness of some sports bras. They were suggested to me when I had a cyst on my back that was agony under a bra strap.
 

Diggs

Veteran
Oddly enough being a chap, I will be wearing a bra all night tonight (for the first and only time) for charity and will have a second hand playtex 42dd available FOC by 8:00 in the morning (if you can peel all the decoration off). I sympathise with you all as it's all a bit of a faff and doesn't seem especially comfortable.
 
The chain bra is a bit slack
 

ttcycle

Cycling Excusiast
Thank you TMN, I don't see why every time a thread about women specific issues needs to be full of childish jokes.

On the issue of bras- standard normal underwired bra or light support sports bra from M&S.
 
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Sauce pot

Sauce pot

Regular
Well when men start threads on here rather sheepishly asking for help and advice due to sore testicles or problems with prostates or piles, I don't notice hordes of women unable to resist the urge to join in and post unfunny lame jokes and pisstakes. If they do offer advice it's usually with sympathy. What's so funny about a bra FFS? Some blokes should just grow up before it's too late.
Yeah I agree. I expected some smutty comments but that's whats life's about
 
TMN really needs to grow up as well?

Anyone who has been married as long as I have will know the difficulty of getting a bra that fits properly, and straps that do not slip and stay at the adjusted length or stay in place.....hence the reference to the bra being slack

A fact of life.
 
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