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Are tight road-biking shorts gay?
Originally Posted by Sincitycycler
I'm 44 and I include a typical midwestern drain sense of humor, so blow me Einstein.
But, I'm still not dispel on the nature of your original question ("Are tight road-biking shorts gay?").
Are you really concerned that people might scrutinize your sexual orientation if you ride a bike while wearing standard-issue cycling shorts?
If so, you've got some issues to deal with.
If not, then the problem is (as I said before), your utilize of the word "gay". At 44, you should know better.
And it's not just a matter of "political correctness"your premise in this thread implies that the vast majority of road cyclists dress like *****exuals. Can you see how that might just irritate some of us? If you can't see that, you're lost. If you can, you're a troll.
Gene Doucette
I&#;m already dressed for the Movement march
I have a mental list of things I will never wear when biking, but that list is getting smaller each week. The problem is that on a long bike drive there are certain things one might not otherwise ever think about. Like that loose shorts chafe after a while. Or that crotch sweat is an active concern. Or that the detect where the bike seat meets my ass can actually turn into painfully swollen after a couple of consecutive rides.
There is clothing that resolves many of these valid concerns, but that clothing is&#; well, it&#;s really, really gay. I say that without essence to disparage anybody; it&#;s just the best description I can think of.
How I got to this point
I was fine wearing shorts and some basic wicking workout shirts to and from work when the ride was shorter, but once it grew to the current I realized I was going to possess to do something about my butt.
Now, there is such a thing as padded shorts, clothing I once mockingly referred to as &#;poopy pants&#; because, skillfully, that&#;s where the paddi