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Quiff Wichard

10-06-06 11:16 PM

monkey butt

long rides- monkey butt
chaffed inner thighs- very sore.

any tips??

talcum powder?

anyone tried wearing padded cycling shorts under their kit?

:?: :?: :?:

Filipe M.

10-06-06 11:27 PM

Tips? Leave the g-string at home. Bikes = leather, not lace.

svrash

10-06-06 11:37 PM

In the catering trade we call it 'Chef's ****'.................and use corn flour :oops:

Razor

10-06-06 11:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Filipe M.

Tips? Leave the g-string at home. Bikes = leather, not lace.

Oh yeah?

Filipe M.

11-06-06 12:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Razor

Quote:

Originally Posted by Filipe M.

Tips? Leave the g-string at home. Bikes = leather, not lace.

Oh yeah?

Ops, sorry Razor, we can make an exception for you. :wink:

Spiderman

11-06-06 10:20 AM

Regardless of wether you go for the g-string, thong, boxers, granny pants or full pvc gimps costume under your chosen riding gear you really shouldnt leave the house without an application of this.

http://www.antimonkeybutt.com/

Steve W

11-06-06 10:25 AM

Nivea will stop soreness...

Peter Henry

11-06-06 12:09 PM

svrash wrote:

Quote:

In the catering trade we call it 'Chef's @rse'.................and use corn flour which is always close to hand as we prepare food for our clientele. A quick handful can easilly be grabbed without disturbing perhaps the hand rolling of filled pancakes and pastries.

:shock:

empty

11-06-06 12:45 PM

Also known as gig butt, a common occurance after working long days doing gigs in hot weather. Talcum powder does work, but I suspect the above link will be better. Careful choice of underwear (not too loose, as the cloth will chaff like sandpaper after a long day, not too tight, as you'll sweat loads) is important.

Spoken from lots of experience :shock:

MT

perra

11-06-06 02:30 PM

I'm used to spend ours on my DR 350 seat so the
SV feels realy comfy in comparisson :thumbsup:

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