Compression Tights
#76
Carpe Diem
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From: MABRA
Bikes: 2007 CAAD9; 2014 CAADX; PedalForce CG1
chocolate milk
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"When you are chewing the bars at the business end of a 90 mile road race you really dont care what gear you have hanging from your bike so long as it works."
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"When you are chewing the bars at the business end of a 90 mile road race you really dont care what gear you have hanging from your bike so long as it works."
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#78
Carpe Diem
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From: MABRA
Bikes: 2007 CAAD9; 2014 CAADX; PedalForce CG1
Chocolate milk is a good source of carbs, proteins and fat, three essentials to recovery nutrition.
It's ingested, not absorbed.
It's ingested, not absorbed.
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"When you are chewing the bars at the business end of a 90 mile road race you really dont care what gear you have hanging from your bike so long as it works."
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#79
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From: Local psych ward
#80
awaiting uci approval
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From: Alexandria, VA
Bikes: Fuji Roubaix RC 06
#81
labeled rude by nOObs
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: San Marcos, CA
Bikes: Tommasini Tecno, Pinarello Tandem, Milwaukee Bicycle Co. Fixed Gear, Serotta CSI Custom, Bianchi Campione del Monde, Cervelo P3 Carbon
I use Skins. I find that after the hard training rides and races it does help speed up my recovery. I strongly recommend them. In my opinion, they are an essential part of your recovery. I am looking forward to using the cycling specific gear because I have not used compression garments on the bike. I'm sure there will be performance gains -- just wondering how much!
#82
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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: TX
Bikes: Orbea Orca Trek 5500 Trek Equinox
I used my Travel Recovery Tights for the first time yesterday. In the previous 7 days I had ridden ~210 miles and then boarded a flight to Seattle. That amounted to about 4.5 hours of total flight time with a 1.5 hour layover, a perfect test for the Travel and Recovery tights. Total time worn, 8 hours (house to hotel). The fit was great (XS for 5'9" 131 lbs) though the seams on the feet hooks were a bit annoying. Not too bad, but I could feel the seams as I walked through the airport. They were not uncomfortable at all, though they did bunch up just a tad on the back of my knee when seated. The temperature regulation seemed to work, as if I was in one position for a while then moved I could feel cooler air hit my legs. Weird feeling. My legs did feel different with them on and I have to admit that my legs had never felt that good after such a long flight. When I took them off I could tell a difference also. Unfortunately I can't really "test" the recovery aspect of them as I don't have my bike, but I plan on hitting the hotel bike for some intervals later. So far so good though.
#84
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From: SO-CAL
Bikes: Litespeed Teramo, Argon 18 Road, Fuji Mt Fuji Pro MTB, Fuji Track Pro FG, & Cannondale Quick CX Cross






