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>Simon, who wears bib tights and is not the least afraid of the PSF.

Silly, silly, foolish boy ;-)

... noting Simon's bravado & storing it in memory for when he leasts expects it ...

(sounds of maniacal laughter echoes across the cyberaether)

Cheers, PSF

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Dave Kahn must be edykated coz e writed:

> Ian <spamandchips@greasy.joes> wrote in message news:<BBC29781.154EB%spamandchips@greasy.joes>...
>> Drinky must be edykated coz e writed:
>
>> Skintight body clothing is best suited to nubile young women, I can't continue this, must finish
>> putting this Catrike together so I can chase some women.
>
> At the risk of encouraging you to mention Catrikes at every possible opportunity, I was wondering
> how you pronounce the name. Is it Cat-rike, See-Ay-Trike, Ker-Trike, or some other variant?
>
> --
> Dave...
It is Cat Trike, as in cat suit, mmmmmm, getting distracted again, this talk of skin tight clothing
is probably to blame for my cassette tool exploding this morning.

--
Ian

http://www.catrike.co.uk

In article <bnij80$le6$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk>, Michael MacClancy wrote:
>
> My bib tights are the most useful items of cycling clothing I've ever bought. You can get ones
> that come higher around the chest and back than those shown on Wiggle. They're even warmer.

The braces don't tend to try to fall off the shoulders either.

As for the original question - I use bib shorts or longs, with a thermal base beneath in winter, and
something on top. They are quite comfortable, and don't suffer "builders' bum" or cold bits in the
small of the back.

With thinner stuff on top (summer) you can see the lines of the braces through it if looking, but
with the fleece in winter the Paving Slab Fairy would not know.

Tight fitting trousers are _very_ useful when the weather gets wet, as having loose fitting wet
clothing around the legs is a little more unpleasant. Bare legs dry best - but get cold.

- Richard

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<,I am wondering, do cyclists look nice in these types of products?

<,http://www.wiggle.co.uk/v2_product_d...dID=5360007342

I've just ordereds a pair of these, so when I've checked myself out in the mirror I'll let
you know :-)

Stopped shaving the legs last week so I need something to keep the hairy things covered up (legs
I mean) ;-)

--
Mark (MSA)

Bike shop assistant... "We couldn't repair your brakes, so we made your horn louder"!

I'm off to buy a pair of bib-shorts tomorrow. I feel I can do this with relative impunity. I am
almost 100% certain that the PSF cannot fling any slabs as far as Australia (I knew there was a
reason I emigrated :-)

Cheers,

Graeme

In article <bnk54a$jab$1@sparta.btinternet.com>, MSA wrote:
> Stopped shaving the legs last week so I need something to keep the hairy things covered up (legs I
> mean) ;-)

Eek! Thoughts of stubble on legs not good. That'd catch.

- Richard

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one way street, _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/_/ Except in the Twighlight Zone.

Graeme must be edykated coz e writed:

>
> I'm off to buy a pair of bib-shorts tomorrow. I feel I can do this with relative impunity. I am
> almost 100% certain that the PSF cannot fling any slabs as far as Australia (I knew there was a
> reason I emigrated :-)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Graeme
There are those relatives of hers that are descended from the branch of the family that
was deported.

--
Ian

http://www.catrike.co.uk

"Richard Corfield" <rcnews2@littondale.dyndns.org> wrote in message
news:slrnbptmh2.evo.rcnews2@cobalt.i...ale.dyndns.org...
> In article <bnk54a$jab$1@sparta.btinternet.com>, MSA wrote:
> > Stopped shaving the legs last week so I need something to keep the hairy things covered up (legs
> > I mean) ;-)
>
> Eek! Thoughts of stubble on legs not good. That'd catch.
>
> - Richard
>
> --
> _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ Richard dot Corfield at ntlworld dot com _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ Time is a
> one way street, _/ _/ _/_/ _/_/_/ Except in the Twighlight Zone.

Just getting through the itchyscratchy period now :-)

Richard Corfield wrote:

> Eek! Thoughts of stubble on legs not good. That'd catch.

Things Not To Do Number 107: Travel to a race wearing shorts, sitting next to another person wearing
shorts, in the passenger seat of a Transit. Your companion should be a roadie who has been a bit lax
about regular shaving...

Dave Larrington - http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/
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Ian <spamandchips@greasy.joes> writes:

> Graeme must be edykated coz e writed:
>
> >
> > I'm off to buy a pair of bib-shorts tomorrow. I feel I can do this with relative impunity. I am
> > almost 100% certain that the PSF cannot fling any slabs as far as Australia (I knew there was a
> > reason I emigrated :-)
> >
> There are those relatives of hers that are descended from the branch of the family that was
> deported...

...for hurling flagstones at George IV when he was Prince Regent, and wore exceeding tight breeches.

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pranks? To murder men and give God thanks? Desist, for shame! Proceed no further: God won't accept
your thanks for murther -- Roburt Burns, 'Thanksgiving For a National Victory'

"MSA" <onyerbikemark@yahoo.co.uk> writes:

> "Richard Corfield" <rcnews2@littondale.dyndns.org> wrote in message
> news:slrnbptmh2.evo.rcnews2@cobalt.i...ale.dyndns.org...
> > In article <bnk54a$jab$1@sparta.btinternet.com>, MSA wrote:
> > > Stopped shaving the legs last week so I need something to keep the hairy things covered up
> > > (legs I mean) ;-)
>
> Just getting through the itchyscratchy period now :-)

What _is_ this fetish roadies have with shaved legs? The hair on your legs cannot have a significant
aerodynamic cost.

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