Shorts
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From: seattle, too many links
Bikes: fixed gear recumbent trike
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From: 25 miles northwest of Boston
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[h=1]Zoot Men's Endurance 8 Tri Short[/h]
https://www.amazon.com/Zoot-Endurance...words=zoot+tri
I have a 36/38" waist and use the XL size. I use these under other shorts for modesty.
https://www.amazon.com/Zoot-Endurance...words=zoot+tri
I have a 36/38" waist and use the XL size. I use these under other shorts for modesty.
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I'm hesitant to try something new though, just because I might not like it. But I want to rotate at least two pairs.
#21
CAPO!!!
That said I've only picked up Capo recently. I also have the Performance Ultra bibs and Cannondale Classis shorts. The Cannondale's were my first shorts, which fit pretty well, but there's the elastic band since they're shorts and not bibs. The Ultra's were my second pair, but the top part isn't tight around my upper body because it might be a size too big (it's a small so there isn't much I can do and I'm only 105lbs).
That said I've only picked up Capo recently. I also have the Performance Ultra bibs and Cannondale Classis shorts. The Cannondale's were my first shorts, which fit pretty well, but there's the elastic band since they're shorts and not bibs. The Ultra's were my second pair, but the top part isn't tight around my upper body because it might be a size too big (it's a small so there isn't much I can do and I'm only 105lbs).





