Tri clothing that doesn't make me look fat (Page 2)

A lot of cyclists will fork out a lot of money to lose a few grams to make their bike lighter.  It would benefit them more if they just lost the few pounds of body fat.  Cut the beer, lose the number to the pizza joint, and forget the address of your favorite restaurant.  It took me several years to retrain my eating habits but I have kept 20 pounds off my frame for the past 11 years (I'm 5-6, 143#).  The $1 DBL wit Cheese is not even a consideration. 

Forget about trying to cover it up.  Try and change what is covered up.  I struggled and managed to change it. 

My .02 from experience.

CP2K