Not my €15.95 ones from decathlon in France, now that is a bargain. Seem fairly good from my limited riding so far. Full length too, only issue is when you need to go to toilet, as no zipper.
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Not my €15.95 ones from decathlon in France, now that is a bargain. Seem fairly good from my limited riding so far. Full length too, only issue is when you need to go to toilet, as no zipper.
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Can get a decent pair of bib shorts in Decathlon for £10 at the moment if they have your size.
how good are they?
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I've worn them for 5 hour rides and they've been fine, held up really well after all the washing too.
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First time I've seventeen roads dry here this year! And it has to be during the week I go back to work. Will be getting out tomorrow for sure though.
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[DOD]Asprilla;23487524 said:
Ealing - Westerley is closest but they don't have a great deal of club rides. Hadn't seen where London Dynamo ride, their Richmond Park ride looks good, can't make tomorrow but weather permitting will probably head down next week and check them out
Anyone else a Dynamo member? Sounds like a big club
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I have my opinions about Dynamo but they are probably kept to myself.
Both Dynamo and Kingston Wheelers are about 500 members. TCC and BCC are smaller.
Both Dynamo and Kingston Wheelers are about 500 members. TCC and BCC are smaller.
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Not if you're wearing them while riding a £10K bike. £170 is nothing.
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Quick question:
After nearly 8 weeks of no proper riding on my road bike, only commutes to and from work, how painfull is my first training ride going to feel?
Then how painful will the first week feel at the end
ps this includes getting back to proper running training so two brick sessions a day for 4 days a week
(new trainers though tmw, yay lol)
After nearly 8 weeks of no proper riding on my road bike, only commutes to and from work, how painfull is my first training ride going to feel?
Then how painful will the first week feel at the end
ps this includes getting back to proper running training so two brick sessions a day for 4 days a week
(new trainers though tmw, yay lol)
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[DOD]Asprilla;23494066 said:
Yes they seem to have a reputation after a bit of googling - I know a guy in Kingston Wheelers and it's not that much further than Richmond - might check try both the club runs and see what they are like
I'm sure it goes without saying that most people aren't riding £10k bikes...
I'm heading out for our first proper ride of the year tomorrow morning. From Strava, it looks like no-one's ridden much since November, so I guess it'll be a fairly relaxed one.
Link? Or at least a product name?
Cheers. None in at Bolton, but I could head down to Warrington...
Check out the bikeradar classifieds too
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