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  • Budget bibs
  • shanta
    Free Member

    Looking for some good bibs for £40ish…any reconmendations. Must have a good enough pad for 60 mile rides.

    BoardinBob
    Full Member

    My £25 decathlon bibs are far comfier than my £40/£60 Endura/Gore bibs on long rides.

    shanta
    Free Member

    Not got a Decathlon by me unfortunatley..

    climbingkev
    Free Member

    Funkier from CRC. 200Km on an unconditioned bum! As good as my Castelli’s.

    backinireland
    Free Member

    http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CLBSIB/biemme-bibshort

    Have found these comfy although only been using a month so can’t comment on long term

    concretej
    Free Member

    I had the Decathlon team kits from 3 years ago and after racing and trainig the stitching on the shorts are unravelling but I guess I got fair use out of them for £45.00 each.
    I have recently bought Europcar team kits off ebay for £20 ‘ish and the quality is up there in my opinion with Decathlon.After six races and some lenghthy training miles the kits shows no sign of unravelling just yet, so much so i’ve ordered another kit.

    hora
    Free Member

    Do you really need bibs in summer? What if you need a piss?!

    mrchrispy
    Full Member

    bibs all day long mate. cant be doing with shorts.
    as for a pish….i just whip mine out the leg while on the go 😉

    hora
    Free Member

    What about STW’ers who aren’t endowed? It’d be like stretching a party balloon before attempting to blow it up 😆

    cloudnine
    Free Member

    I think ribble had some cheap endura bib shorts on sale

    tang
    Free Member

    Zip fit if you don’t mind the branding. Amazing quality for the price.

    slowpuncheur
    Free Member

    Standard STW answer is Zipvit

    [/url]http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/psa-zipvit-kit-on-offer-again

    Great if you can use the discount code. Still decent value at full price. If you are prepared to wait they’ll be on sale agains soon. I paid about £20 quid for a pair and they’re really good.

    soma_rich
    Free Member

    I rate these, rode the Bristol bike fest in them and been commuting in them, I got a free pair of socks with mine to.
    http://www.d2dcyclingclothing.co.uk/product/bib-shorts/

    nbt
    Full Member

    I use Funkier bibs too, with the gel pad – mine are the 17 panel top end ones

    http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/funkier-17-panel-gel-bib-shorts-ss14/rp-prod89618

    Used them on the C2C / Reivers tandem ride we did recently, one day I switched to a cheaper pair of Aldi shorts that I had as a spare and really noticed the difference in comfort – the Aldi ones are fine for short MTB rides but I won’t be using them for road rides any more

    mudshark
    Free Member

    How long have you been using the gel pad? I found my Lusso gel pad became very flat after a few years of use. Will stick to normal pads now – those Zipvit ones are good.

    nbt
    Full Member

    I’ve had these bibs a few months. They’re the only ones with gel pads that I’ve got, everything else is plain albeit with differing thicknesses of pads

    maybe room for an article in there somewhere?

    GrahamS
    Full Member

    maybe room for an article in there somewhere?

    I should hope so, otherwise they’ll be very uncomfortable.

    shanta
    Free Member

    Anyone got RST premium line bibs?

    mrchrispy
    Full Member

    I thought the stock answer was DHB???

    leftyboy
    Free Member

    I second the DHB ones, great fit and comfatable for long rides.

    jonba
    Free Member

    I like dhb but wasn’t impressed with their lower end shorts/bibs. Aeron race currently £45 in the sale though and they are very good.

    Bibs all the way. Much more comfy than shorts.

    ElShalimo
    Full Member

    Galibier.cc seem to be highly rated on here (I hope they are as I just ordered some for my wife)

    i recently bought some Exteondo shorts from Merlin at 60% off. They’re very good and have a high waistband that is very comfy and stays in place so you don’t need bibs

    ashleydwsmith
    Free Member

    Zipvit are good, I also bought some exteondo off merlin but I struggle with them to be honest!

    shanta
    Free Member

    Cheers all. pulled the trigger on some Funkier ones…

    Gary_M
    Free Member

    Bit late to the party but this is a great deal. 2 pairs for £60.

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