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  1. GaryG' gary_g@charter_NOSPAMX_.net said:

    The older thinner one

  2. I agree with you on this one! I found the PI attack shorts were much more comfortable the a pair of
    PI ultrasensors. the peripheral seams around the chamois just cut into my butt after maybe a 30
    mile ride.

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    I found those expensive Pearl Izumi shorts with the blue waffle-surface chamois padding don't work
    well for me. It feels like corrogated cardboard on my butt on hot and sweaty rides. The padding
    has seams right down the middle that's supposed to bend or something to flex with the body, but I
    found that the padding just bunches up and irritates my skin. The cheapest PI shorts have a flat
    tan-colored padding that I actually like better.

    r.b.

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    > >Any body have a preference in brand of riding shorts. Which are


    most

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    > >comforable and well padded for long rides. For Road.

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    I'm not wild about tight road shorts even though I've worn


    them for

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    years. I despise baggies. It used to be possible in the


    '80s & early

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    '90s to buy bike shorts that looked like hiking shorts w/


    bellows

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    pockets & / or other pockets. My favorites were Hinds.


    Does anyone

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    make these today?

    I know the shorts you're talking about -- I never sought them out for biking, but they were great
    for sailing. I'm pretty sure Sportif still makes them. They have extra pockets and a double seat,
    and are made of semi-stretchy nylon. They also have normal chino shorts and pants made of a
    lightweight cottton/nylon/lycra blend, which are great for all around wear, including a bunch of
    riding. I used to wear them all the time. I'm pretty sure they still make these too.

    Matt O.


    Thanks Matt, I've had Sportif clothes in the past & liked them. I'll give them a try.

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