Cycling Wear

I do not want to wear cycling shorts. And if I wore shorts with compression shorts resident thereof? Do you think it would work for the road bike? The shorts are supposed to avoid friction. Comfortable? I've never tried.

You can buy shorts that have a liner compression of synthetic chamois. The shorts are baggies and popular mountain biking. You can also buy compression shorts with a chamois Gel pad type and wear your running shorts over them. Most major sports stores or bike shops have both.

I tried (not buff) shorts in the past. Go ahead and try for yourself. If your experience is like mine, you do not like them.

If you are cycling on the road, do not try to reinvent the wheel. Porter was tried and true. There is a reason the clothing drive is so popular.

Why not try and give us a hollerback with the results?

A guilty of friction is the sweat. The chamois in cycling shorts can make the body sweat. Nevertheless, many people ride w / o Shorts and do not develop friction, skin rashes or sores saddle. It depends on the distance of your trip, the comfort of your saddle (Brooks riders often ride without buff), and the amount of sweat your body produces there. In addition, from the hair can be the source of wounds and, in obtaining compensation, shave, wax, or Brazilian, if necessary.

I am very, very new thing to road bike I carry myself MTN bike shorts that have the compression chamber and padded shorts underneath. Perhaps the form when I'm better, I'm going for the trad. shorts. Maybe ...

I thought people wore for the sex appeal ... HA! JK!

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