keydates said:Yeah...unless you want a fair number of guys (who aren't your friends, most likely) to question your sexuality, don't wear bike shorts to school.
ryan_velo said:Yes I get a lot of stuff about wearing spandex, I mean living in ky. says it all! One day after school I was out on my usual ride and I passed by the school cross counry team. Some body said "look theres that ryan kid!" Then every body kept calling me lance as I passed by. But some of them just complemented me on my bike the next day. But i do get alot about wearing lycra shorts.
No I don't feel uncomfprtable wearing spandex, but people do make fun of it.girliestar17 said:You should try to talk to some of the XC runners at your school and maybe the coach and get them into it in the off season of running, you never know, you may get some new friends to ride with. WE have a triathlon/cycling team at the school where I teach and most of my athletes are XC runners. Keep cycling, you'll stay fit and have fun, don't let spandex be an issue and ride with pride.
girliestar17 said:You should try to talk to some of the XC runners at your school and maybe the coach and get them into it in the off season of running, you never know, you may get some new friends to ride with. WE have a triathlon/cycling team at the school where I teach and most of my athletes are XC runners. Keep cycling, you'll stay fit and have fun, don't let spandex be an issue and ride with pride.
KeSs said:what school is this!!?
I went biking at central park and some girl came up to me and said are you a mountain climbing "I see you have your spandex on and pointed her finger at my crotch and bent over to take a good look at it and then she said yes I can see you mountain climbgould86 said:Haha ok, do you recieve alot of comments from other people at school for wearing spandex?
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