Giving Assos a try
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Giving Assos a try
I noticed a couple of weeks ago that wiggle had some Assos bibs for a less than totally ridiculous price, so decided to try out a pair. They arrived today. Hope they live up to the hype.
I also hope they're the right size. I'm 5'7" with a 32" waist, which was supposed to be a medium, based on the chart. They don't feel loose, but not as snug as my IP Microsensors. We'll see.
I also hope they're the right size. I'm 5'7" with a 32" waist, which was supposed to be a medium, based on the chart. They don't feel loose, but not as snug as my IP Microsensors. We'll see.
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I noticed a couple of weeks ago that wiggle had some Assos bibs for a less than totally ridiculous price, so decided to try out a pair. They arrived today. Hope they live up to the hype.
I also hope they're the right size. I'm 5'7" with a 32" waist, which was supposed to be a medium, based on the chart. They don't feel loose, but not as snug as my IP Microsensors. We'll see.
I also hope they're the right size. I'm 5'7" with a 32" waist, which was supposed to be a medium, based on the chart. They don't feel loose, but not as snug as my IP Microsensors. We'll see.
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Here's the link, BTW: https://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/As...ts/5360035254/
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If you have the proper size, chances are they will be your favorite. I only use my Castelli, PI Slice, Sugois, and LGs on the trainer now...or in desperation.
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+1 on following up. Maybe he's out riding. I just ordered a pair of the F1.Mille S5 from slanecycles, pretty good deal.