New to biking, need to know where to buy the right clothing?
Forbesie007
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Hey guys My partner has slowly introduced me to a bit of mountain biking, I've now got myself a second had Gt Avalanche an awesome fox helmet and jersey but I've no comfy bottoms to wear! I'd love some baggy shorts but being a woman I've got big hips and a big butt! is there anywhere that caters for the curvier ladies? Thanks
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For my lighter duty (road or mild off road) I use Azore baggy shots, readily available on ebay for less than a tenner, they are not waterproof but are lightweight, fairly comfy and have lots of usable pockets - also dry very quickly if they get wet.
Despite being a bloke I get the ladies ones as....
1/ they are cheaper
2/ They fit me well as I have a big backside and a relatively slim waist (size 14-16 dare I say - the 12-14 fit but are a big 'snug')
If you want something a bit more hardcore then no advice really I'm afraid.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0 -
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I've really enjoyed Arsuxeo's clothing...recently just ordered some new shorts/shirts for the summer, looking forward to them coming in!0
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Forbessie007 - have a look at Endura. They do a nice range of women's clothing.
My wife wears the Humvee shorts. She and thinks they are great. A good fit and comfortable.“Life has been unfaithful
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