Cycling Shorts
03-19-19, 09:29 AM
#26
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Interestingly. I thought more panels = more stitching = less comfort. Goes to show ya. Thanks.
I checked out the Aero Tech website and like the look of their bibs. I might have to give them a try. Are they available in stores or on-line only?
I checked out the Aero Tech website and like the look of their bibs. I might have to give them a try. Are they available in stores or on-line only?
03-19-19, 11:09 AM
#27
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Not no padding But , the sweat absorbent liner 'chamois' has no additional cushioning, padding behind it ..
and a well broken in Brooks saddle and 3 pair of bike shorts, to always have a clean pair in the morning,
has been my long distance touring kit , for decades..
and a well broken in Brooks saddle and 3 pair of bike shorts, to always have a clean pair in the morning,
has been my long distance touring kit , for decades..
03-19-19, 11:45 AM
#28
I ride to clear my mind
I have two pairs and at this price they can't be beaten
https://www.ems.com/muddyfox-mens-padded-cycling-shorts/2044086.html#q=muddy+fox&start=1
https://www.ems.com/muddyfox-mens-padded-cycling-shorts/2044086.html#q=muddy+fox&start=1
Last edited by DynoD500_SR20-d; 03-19-19 at 11:49 AM.
