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Are there ny bibs out there made from really thin material? And probbaly shorter than shorts?

The lining for my decathlon shorts has come away from the chamois so I need some padded shorts that won't make me sweat too badly. I tried my normal DHB's and they're too thick to be comfortable.

Ohh, and bibs as no one want's to see a fat arse hanging out of the back of some shorts!


 
Posted : 15/08/2012 2:41 pm
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I've always just worn normal bibs but there are ultra-lightweight bibs out there (but they're also usually pricey to), Castelli body paint and Mavic heliums come to mind.


 
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I find Skins to be reasonably cool under baggies.


 
Posted : 15/08/2012 2:47 pm
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SportsDirect sell Muddy Fox bib shorts,not sure of the quality but probably quite thin 😉


 
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Endura Coolmax on the CRC private sale at £31 at the mo


 
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Genuine question, why don't baggy shorts come with braces? They'd be under a jersey so no fassion reason. They'd stop them riding down and exposing the full moon, and the shorts wouldn't get low enough to snag the crotch on the saddle.


 
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I tried my normal DHB's and they're too thick to be comfortable.

Have you tried the dhb liner undershorts?

Not bibs, but I like em. Comfortable without being too bulky or thick and high enough that there are no moon issues.

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http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-pro-padded-undershorts/

(some sizes seem to have been discontinued 🙁 )


 
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I saw those, and a few other brands doing similar, but wondered why there isn't much like that but with bibs.


 
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What you want are some Mavic Stratos undershorts


 
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My Giordana Tenax bibshorts are pretty thin and cool (more so than Endura Coolmax ones) and work fine under baggies. Definitely a gap in the market for bib liners though.


 
Posted : 15/08/2012 9:45 pm