What does the repair consist of? Stitching a seam where the threads worn through? I can do that myself. I've used the repair service before for crash damage but wouldn't bother for a bit of stitching.
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Those Navo shorts look good. Unless you are smashing out a world class century covered in advertising slogons (why the **** do people ride wearing those?) - why would you wear skin tight lycra?
Walking into a cafe with your cock obviously outlined isn't fun- now I know how girls feel with a large chest= very conscious.
ANYONE in lycra doesn't look good.
[i]why would you wear skin tight lycra? [/i]
[i]ANYONE in lycra doesn't look good.[/i]
Why wouldn't you wear it?
Its not about looks, its about purpose. I don't go out on my bike to attract the laydeez.
I wear overshorts when commuting for a reason, I don't need them on nromal road rides so don't wear them.
ANYONE in lycra doesn't look good.
Who the hell cares? It's very functional.
Lycra doesn't outline my cock, there's just a lump, it's no different to tight jeans. There's a thick bit of towelling at the front that covers it, it's not just thin lycra down there.
What does the repair consist of? Stitching a seam where the threads worn through? I can do that myself. I've used the repair service before for crash damage but wouldn't bother for a bit of stitching.
they patch it up using the same fabric
[i]they patch it up using the same fabric [/i]
Yeh they did that with the top I holed in a crash. No holes in my shorts though.
Not cheap but I find my Endura MTR baggies work really well for road riding. Very lightweight, slim on the legs / barely notice you're wearing them. Feel a bit delicate for off road - single tracks better there.
Lycra doesn't outline my cock, there's just a lump, it's no different to tight jeans. There's a thick bit of towelling at the front that covers it, it's not just thin lycra down there.
Your jeans aren't thinly sprayed on with a lump centrally placed.
seriously hora.
I for one look awsomez in figure hugging cycle wear, despite not being on the schwerpz, I'm sure the ladies love it.
[i]Your jeans aren't thinly sprayed on with a lump centrally placed.[/i]
Hora I don't know what sort of lycra shorts you've tried but all the ones I have have a pad that goes up the front a touch covering the offending 'lump'. Maybe you've tried padless lycra running shorts or the issue with clearly visible male genitalia is in your head
I have have a pad that goes up the front a touch covering the offending 'lump'
Its the lump poking out the back thats offending me
Your jeans aren't thinly sprayed on with a lump centrally placed.
Neither are my lycra shorts. No cock on display here:
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No cock on display here
So having a small knob does have its advantages after all ?
OMFG! People might know I have a willy!
I ride far enough to work to get changed, so I wear cycling clothes on the bike. I've popped into pubs for a quick pint on the way home, and whilst I'll put some overshorts on if I know I'm gonna do so, I don't think anyone imagines I'm trying to show off the budgie when I don't.
(I think that pose photographed above is a bit strange looking though, possibly to avoid bulge, who knows.)
Google for pictures of cycling shorts, they are all like that.
I know there are some wardrobe fails out there though amongst pros - maybe it's the podium girls.
Google for pictures of cycling shorts, they are all like that.
I got the Polish cycling team and it wasn't anything like that 😐
[i]Google for pictures of cycling shorts, they are all like that.[/i]
Think I'll leave it for now ta
really? do you ride much? I've gone through 3/4 pairs in the last couple of years, I'm down to 2 pairs now, more or less 1 pair is always away at Rapha for repairs
Yep, commute about 15 miles every day and the occasional weekend ride (when I don't fancy getting the mtb out). I wear them year round.
The DHB shorts are good and cheap. Dunno why you'd pay more. They last ages as well, I've had a few crashes in mine and they're still not ripped. The sizing is alright, small fits my 32" waist fine.
The GBW Element Shorts are fairly lightweight and give you plenty of breathing space in these hot summer temps! I use them for my half hour commutes every day 🙂 http://www.tgstore.co.uk/element-shorts-p-6404.html
I got the Polish cycling team and it wasn't anything like that
Indeedy!
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on my daily commute (8 mile each way) I wear cycling shorts (not bibs) with some cheapo sale 'hiking' shorts that I got from Katmandu/Cotswold or somewhere similar. light weight, cheap, proved durable so far..
Decathlon's cheapo B'Twin 300 series are even better than Navos (Got both, always reach for the B'Twins). Lighter, thinner, narrower, handy poppered pocket.
Just as an extra question - what do you guys normally wear along with your non-lycra shorts? I'm tending to favour a Howies merino top.
Yep. I have two - short and long sleeve so can double up if it's a bit chilly.
Why wouldn't you wear it?
I don't put on my walking gear for a stroll to the shops.
