Best bibs for comfort then wear?
mosa
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Hello all I'm in the market for some new bib shorts after being at the end of my teather with a batch of Lusso ones I bought with what looks like a wool pad. No good at all so I was wondering what should I buy for long ride comfort that won't wear the outer fabric quickly. Thoughts apreciated
My bikes
2018 Trek Emonda SL6 Pro
2018 Trek Emonda SL6 Pro
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An idea of budget would help narrow the selection down a bit.0
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Say £80 at a pushMy bikes
2018 Trek Emonda SL6 Pro0 -
I had top end craft ones for a few a years and they are still good for long distance.
Get them in a sale for about £75 if i recall
DHB are supposed to be nice for that money but none of my my DHB has lasted as long
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Endura FS260 Pro Bib shorts, saw them on offer for about £40 recently so you can get 2 pairs.Life isnt like a box of chocolates, its like a bag of pic n mix.0
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If you can push your budget a little bit then the Assos Outlet have F1 Uno S5 bibs at £97.
http://www.assosfactoryoutlet.com/men/s ... black.html
Great bibs - can recommend them0 -
Definitely get Assos bibs if you can afford the bit extra, your butt will thank you for it!!0
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Some good deals on Castelli Free Aero at the moment too e.g. Wiggle for £80 - Projetto pad is one of the best IMO.Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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mosa wrote:Say £80 at a push
Castelli Free Aero Race just came down to around £80 on wiggle. They're a bargain at the price.
The lower model (velocissimo) has a slightly less excellent pad, but is also a bargain at £65-70.
Sizing is fairly Italian though, a castelli large is slightly tighter fitting than a DHB medium.Red bikes are the fastest.0