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Cycling Clothing for Long Lasting Comfort

Originally Posted by DeepSouthie
My name is Brian. I suppose I would be considered a Clydesdale, or maybe a Super-Clydesdale. I'm 6'0" about 350 (but I don't really look it), and I've just gotten back into biking after a 20 year hiatus (stopped when I was 10-- long story for another time). Anyway, I live in Boston, MA-- a decently bike friendly city honestly.

I just bought a Specialized Hardrock sport disc 29er a few weeks ago. I had a little trouble finding padded shorts, but tracked some down online. Helmet-- heh, my size 8 Red Sox hat barely fits me. I eventually found one that fits, and off I go.

I'm getting in better shape slowly but surely, and my wife's family all loves to bike. They rent a house on Cape Cod every summer and go to ride all week. It's my hope I can join them. I have a local park with a serious steady hill climb I ride frequently to help build up endurance. I still get saddle sore a bit, but I push through.

Any words of wisdom or tips for a really big guy like me?

Cheers,

Brian

I like and always will use Boure Cycling (http://www.boure.com/) they will custom make any of there shorts, bibs, jerseys, knickers, jackets ETC…. they are all hand made in Durango Co. NOTE they do have big sizes ready also...

IF you are just starting off and do not want to spend a lot for Boure High Quality clothing, You may want to try aero tech designs (http://www.aerotechdesigns.com) Any way good luck, I hope you get to enjoy a great sport and hobby.
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