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A Cheep Butt saver.....

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Old 06-30-03 | 12:26 PM
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A Cheep Butt saver.....

What is anyones recomendations on a cheep pair of road riding shorts that will do a great job tho. Or is this one of those situation where the more ya pay the better ya get..
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Old 06-30-03 | 12:53 PM
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kind of depends on what you mean by cheap. i'd suggest doing a search on bibs and shorts, theres a ton of threads and opinions on the subject. but to a certian extent it does seem like you get what you pay for but try the search you'll get info from a lot of folks with more experience than me
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Old 06-30-03 | 01:24 PM
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check www.velowear.com Voler shorts are the most comfortable shorts I have worn.
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Old 06-30-03 | 01:29 PM
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i have a pair of giordana bibs that i love, and they were only $55 at the lbs. i don't know the exact model name, but they have a nice wide chamois w/an antibacterial insert. $55 is about the cheapest you can find bibs.
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Old 06-30-03 | 01:36 PM
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I purchased some Bultek bibs (2001 model) for $35 last month. They don't quite compare to my more expensive Giordana's, but for rides under 30 miles, and if you are new to cycling, they should be more then enough.
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Old 06-30-03 | 02:45 PM
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<www.probikekit.com> has bib shorts for $29.99.
 
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Old 06-30-03 | 03:14 PM
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For shorter rides a cheaper pair of shorts will do fine as long as they work for you. By work for you I mean not all shorts are comfortable for all people. On longer rides I like to wear shorts with seams that are sewn flat to reduce chafing. My personal favorite pair are Louis Garneau and are about $70. My wife also wears a great pair of Nalini shorts that don't "work for me" but are really nice for about the same price. I'm a skinny guy though and there are other considerations if you happen to be a heavier person, like bib shorts. I don't know much about those but I hear they are pretty comfy.
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