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Re: Riding shorts

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Brass wrote:Alpinstar Bionic shorts. They have hard hip and tail bone armor. Great it you find yourself "away" from your bike often :blush:
I have these also. Excellent upper thigh protection, I wear over my pods and that works quite well.
They fit pretty small ("european" sizing or my "exceptional" physique :) ?) so be sure to go up a size or try on or both.
I find they want to do the plumber thing a lot more than any other garment I own, I wish they came with suspenders.

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No armour, but I am having success with the generic anti friction "long undies" from walmart. $16 IIRC.

Prevents butt/thigh/kneebrace chafing, not too much heat, wicks moisture, and the ankle length coverage allows me to wear short running socks (smartwool) in my boots, also aiding comfort and reduced hotspots.
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RJHenry wrote:
Brass wrote:Alpinstar Bionic shorts. They have hard hip and tail bone armor. Great it you find yourself "away" from your bike often :blush:
I have these also. Excellent upper thigh protection, I wear over my pods and that works quite well.
They fit pretty small ("european" sizing or my "exceptional" physique :) ?) so be sure to go up a size or try on or both.
I find they want to do the plumber thing a lot more than any other garment I own, I wish they came with suspenders.

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:blush:

I actually wear suspenders, and it has really helped keep the pants from riding down and bunching around the knee guards, enabling easier movement.

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malcolmzilla wrote::blush:

I actually wear suspenders, and it has really helped keep the pants from riding down and bunching around the knee guards, enabling easier movement.
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Shift riding pants, over the boot, with the zip off leg to make them shorts. Must wear knee braces if you choose to zip the legs off though. I think they are called Shift Recon……GW Cycle has lots for under 80 bucks…..and they come with an adjustable belt.
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timbruce wrote:
dirtyboy wrote:Isn't MEC one of those sneaky anti-dirt bike companies?
That is correct Dave, I stopped shopping there....
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