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for those of you who don't mind shopping in halfords, they are selling adidas biking gear dirt cheap/ Bib shorts £15, Jackets £30, Tops £15*

*well the one in Stirling retail park is


 
Posted : 19/07/2014 9:33 pm
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I'm happier shopping in halfords than I am wearing adidas biking gear!


 
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What do bib shorts offer over normal padded undershorts? I've been wondering if I should try a pair as people rave about them but I can't see what they gain me, all of my undershorts stay where they are and the waistband doesn't dig in...


 
Posted : 20/07/2014 8:01 am
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Bib shorts = no drafty gap between shirt and shorts


 
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Plus they flatten your belly.

So I'm told.


 
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http://www.halfords.com/cycling/clothing/shorts-trousers/adidas-response-mens-tour-bib-shorts-onyx

Good news only available in STW sizes XL 😉


 
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Thankfully XL is perfect for my manly curves.
at £15 I couldn't really say no...


 
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Very good OP, saves me spending out on those rediculously over priced PX ones 😉


 
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Plus they flatten your belly.
So I'm told.

Christ, I'd better not get any straight shorts then 😯


 
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Lots of this stuff in Macclesfield Halfords if any good for anyone? Bib shorts in L and XL, jackets at £30 in yellow and tops in S and M I think. Always though Adidas cycling gear was good quality tbh.


 
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I've got 2 pairs of those bibs, very comfy and seem very well made as well. Wasn't long ago that team sky stuff was Adidas.


 
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I'm happier shopping in halfords than I am wearing adidas biking gear!
I've got some Adidas touring shorts, mainly for commuting. They're pretty good and for £15 I'd have got another pair or two but they're sold out.


 
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Order cancelled 🙁


 
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Order cancelled

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2 out of 2 now with Halfords online shop 🙁


 
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What do bib shorts offer over normal padded undershorts?

The main thing for me is that they stay put and they don't dig into your waist. You say this isn't a problem for you so that's great, but I have find it can become a problem with normal lycra. It's not as big a problem with baggies as they often have a method of tightening them, so on long days out this is constantly being adjusted.

The down side is if you wear baggies then I find the baggy part slips down easier.

So generally prefer bib for the road and non-bib baggies for mountain biking.


 
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only have large left online according to website...


 
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Those Adidas bib shorts size up huge. Stupidly big. I got some in XL (usually an XXL in Altura, Endura, Shimano bib shorts) and they were like a pair of massive clown trouser dungarees. I reckon I would have been a medium.


 
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