On Saturday, June 15, 2013 9:16:45 PM UTC-7, velomann wrote:
But I love the Patagonia Gi shorts and have done multi-day tours wearing
them and a Puckerwear shirt.
Good to know about these shorts. They're the same price as MUSAs and seem
to be more the fit that I want.
For shirts, I
I hate wearing sun screen thus knickers are by far the preferred choice
over shorts.
MUSA knickers are very good. Wish they came in lighter colors. Patagonia
does not sell knickers but every year comes out with some iteration of a
light weight mid-calf climbing short:
The latest Gi shorts are downright ... odd ! Haver you tried them ? They
have shortened the front and back rise so much that I found them
unwearable. There is nothing stranger than having long inseams and a low
rise waist . I've worn Patagonia stuff since the 80's , but lately
they've
I'll have to pick up a pair of the Patagonia Rockcraft knickers. I have a
pair of their shorts and they are really well made. I also just got a pair
of Outdoor Research Contour shorts and they work really well too. I use
Kuhl Renegade shorts as well.
I like using shorts like this, which are
Thanks for the replies. I love my Boures but sometimes I just don't want bike
shorts. I think I'll pick up a pair of the MUSAs.
Christian
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One thing to be aware of is the MUSA shorts use an elastic belt, not a
static(non stretching) one. This may or may not matter to you. For me it
was a no-go as I prefer a non stretching belt, or in the case of the
Baggies, a non stretching drawcord.
My favorite shorts for riding all time are
You know they come with a switch that turns the elastic off, right? You
switch out the belt for a non-elastic one. Elastic off, non-stretchie one
on. Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Saturday, June 15, 2013 4:15:21 PM UTC-6, Garth wrote:
One thing to be aware of is the MUSA shorts use an
On Saturday, June 15, 2013 3:31:15 PM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
You know they come with a switch that turns the elastic off, right? You
switch out the belt for a non-elastic one. Elastic off, non-stretchie one
on.
That's a great idea.
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I like short, tight shorts. Send em my way if you don't want em!
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While I wish the MUSAs were a tad longer and not quite as baggy, they're
without a doubt my favorite shorts for riding in hot weather. They're great
for touring. Super comfortable, fairly durable and no one will mistake your
for a racer in them. They're also great for hiking and just hanging
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