Need new bib tights.

On 8 Jul 2004 05:35:34 -0700, [email hidden] (Michael

Green) said:

My cheap Tchibo single layer bib tights are finally beginning to wear
out. No more from Tchibo at present, please suggest alternatives.
Thanks.

Duck !

chris

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On 8 Jul 2004 05:35:34 -0700, [email hidden] (Michael
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My cheap Tchibo single layer bib tights are finally beginning to wear
out. No more from Tchibo at present, please suggest alternatives.
Thanks.

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Duck !

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chris

Tchibo shorts £2.99 in their sale???

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On 8 Jul 2004 05:35:34 -0700, [email hidden] (Michael

Green) said:

My cheap Tchibo single layer bib tights are finally beginning to wear
out. No more from Tchibo at present, please suggest alternatives.
Thanks.

Duck !

chris

Those are bibshorts, bibtights might get in under the radar!

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On 8 Jul 2004 05:35:34 -0700, [email hidden] (Michael

Green) said:

My cheap Tchibo single layer bib tights are finally beginning to wear
out. No more from Tchibo at present, please suggest alternatives.
Thanks.

Duck !

chris

Those are bibshorts, bibtights might get in under the radar!

Ahhh I see.

chris

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Green (') said:

My cheap Tchibo single layer bib tights are finally beginning to wear
out. No more from Tchibo at present, please suggest alternatives.
Thanks.

My really nice ones are Campag (but beware - Campag 'large' would fit a
large marmoset. unless you're a dwarf you need 'extra large'😉; my every
day ones which I wear on the mountain bike because I don't mind falling
off in them are Edinburgh Bicycle Co-op own brand. Cheap, comfortable,
reasonably durable, not designed for marmosets. But (unlike the
Campag), don't have an integral chamois so really need to be worn over
shorts.

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Those are bibshorts, bibtights might get in under the radar!

Silly boy...

The PSF ;-)

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My cheap Tchibo single layer bib tights are finally beginning to wear
out. No more from Tchibo at present, please suggest alternatives.

My suggestion is to duck!

Simon Brooke said:

My really nice ones are Campag (but beware - Campag 'large' would fit a
large marmoset. unless you're a dwarf you need 'extra large'😉;

IIRC, Campag have a proper high back, so they don't keep falling off the
shoulders which can be a pain under layers of cycle top etc.

The marmoset sizing does make buying something like that mail order a
pain though, so when my current ones finally fall apart, it will be back
to the local bike shop.

Hmm, may have to find some suitably bright ones just for the Paving Slab
Fairy.

- Richard :-)

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My cheap Tchibo single layer bib tights are finally beginning to wear
out. No more from Tchibo at present, please suggest alternatives.

Endura make superb kit.

I've got their bibshorts and bibtights.

Not el cheapo though; but you get what you pay for, and Eudura really
give you what you pay for.

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