Bibs and boobs

[Julia9054]

She's going to have to take her hands off to ride her bike!
That looks hideously uncomfortable . . . especially if your roundabouts are bigger than the model's!

 

[welsh dragon]

She's going to have to take her hands off to ride her bike!
That looks hideously uncomfortable . . . especially if your roundabouts are bigger than the model's!

Exactly and movememt is not restricted at all. Big problem.

 

[Peteaud]

If I wore something like that, then god help me I would get arrested.

 

[Peteaud]

She's going to have to take her hands off to ride her bike!
That looks hideously uncomfortable . . . especially if your roundabouts are bigger than the model's!

I would have thought it was the distance between said rounderbouts that may cause concern.

And would it make a difference if the rounderbouts are natural, or modified.

 

[welsh dragon]

I would have thought it was the distance between said rounderbouts that may cause concern.

And would it make a difference if the rounderbouts are natural, or modified.

If they were modified it could be quite painful indeed as they don't move much if they are modified.

 

[midliferider]

If I wore something like that, then god help me I would get arrested. Stock to the 3/4 cycling shorts and whatever else she feel best wearing

Welsh, You are supposed to wear a top in addition, just thought I will clarify...

 

[Julia9054]

That model has never cycled in her life - her thighs are far too skinny!

 

[welsh dragon]

Welsh, You are supposed to wear a top in addition, just thought I will clarify...

Oh my god, so, thats where I was going wrong. being serious. I know you wear a top on top of them, but the movement of said appendages plus if you sweat could make things quite uncomfortable chafing between the boobs could be a big problem. I must admitmi have never worn them so cant be sure. Maybe there is someone else who is in a better position to make judgement on them. All i can say is go with the shorts. Leave her alone to decide what else to wear.

 

[midliferider]

To make some positive contribution,
The trouble with shorts is that it keeps going down and does not provide the support where it is needed. I do not have that problem with bib shorts.
Over all bib shorts are more comfortable.
The trouble with bib short is when you want to go behind a bush even as a man. You need to take the top out to loosen the shoulder strap out. I have never been able to master the technique of unstrapping.

 

[screenman]

My cycling club had a lot of female members from 16 to 75 likewise the tri club I belong too, I would say most if not all wear bibbed bottoms. Do not knock it till you try it.

Lycra, it is what cycling was designed for.

 

[Spinney]

Hmm - I've never contemplated bibs because of the going-behind-the-bushes issue.
But assuming you also wear a bra, I presume that strap goes on top of the bra (it must do, otherwise the g-b-t-b issue would be even worse!). That doesn't sound all that comfortable, even for the less well endowed...

 

[screenman]

To make some positive contribution,
The trouble with shorts is that it keeps going down and does not provide the support where it is needed. I do not have that problem with bib shorts.
Over all bib shorts are more comfortable.
The trouble with bib short is when you want to go behind a bush even as a man. You need to take the top out to loosen the shoulder strap out. I have never been able to master the technique of unstrapping.

You need an extension fitted.

 

[midliferider]

 

[Julia9054]

I wear Specialized shorts (non-bib)
The waist is high and fits really well. I don't find that they roll down or dig in. Have tried cheaper ones but they don't fit as well. Everyone is shaped differently though.

 

[welsh dragon]

In a word NO.