not that I have anything against lycra, but for slightly more leisurely road rides is there anything out there that are normal shorts, but less baggie than your traditional mtb style?
I ended up with some [url= http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-dyno-baggy-short-removable-padded-liner/ ]DHB Dynos.[/url]
More here: http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/non-baggy-baggy-shorts-baggy
The original bib-tight!
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[url= http://www.giro.com/eu_en/products/men/apparel/bottoms/5m-tech-overshort.html ]Giro New Road[/url]
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[url= http://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/shop-/shorts-%26-trousers/category/shorts-and-trousers ]Rapha for me[/url]
surely if you are joining the lycra lovers.. you need something that shows your masculinity
how about these:
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I use endura singletracks as road/touring shorts, not too baggy nice zipped vents very comfy and hard wearing.
Haglöfs Lizard Shorts - not cycling shorts, but a stretchy soft shell fabric that's nice compromise between baggy enough not to look daft and close enough not to flap around. Not bike shorts, but mine get worn a lot on the cross bike over bib shorts or a padded liner short.
I use Sugoi Utility shorts - designed for committing and cheap at [url= http://startcycles.co.uk/clothing/bottoms-trousers/shorts/sugoi-h-o-v-utility-cycling-shorts-36264u-blk.html ]Start Cycles.[/url]
In fact, I find em so comfy I use them for mtbing too.
I've got a pair of [url= http://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/shop/touring-shorts/product/TSH03 ]Rapha Touring Shorts[/url] (grey) for sale. 30" waist.
Brand new, never worn for cycling. Personally I find them a bit short in the leg for me but from my user name you may work out that I have extra long legs... 😉
£40, post back on here if you're interested.
Endura Urban Shorts
I wear Endura Singletrack shorts on the tourer/CX.