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Best Cycling Attire (Men) - 2007
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Pearl Izumi28 Votes - [40%]
Sugoi (Team Javelin)4 Votes - [5.71%]
Louis Garneau6 Votes - [8.57%]
Castelli3 Votes - [4.29%]
DeSoto10 Votes - [14.29%]
Speedo1 Votes - [1.43%]
Nike4 Votes - [5.71%]
Performance Store-brand Century Shorts5 Votes - [7.14%]
TYR1 Votes - [1.43%]
2XU4 Votes - [5.71%]
Zoot1 Votes - [1.43%]
assos2 Votes - [2.86%]
Spinning(R) brand1 Votes - [1.43%]

2007-12-18 9:15 PM

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2007-12-19 9:46 AM
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Subject: RE: Best Cycling Attire (Men) - 2007
I've tried several other brands of cycling shorts (Nike, LG, etc) and none have been as comfy as Pearl Izumi Ultrasensor.
2007-12-19 7:30 PM
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Absolutely love my DeSoto 400 milers. A bit on the expensive side, but worth every penny.
2007-12-26 4:59 PM
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cgrout - 2007-12-19 5:30 PM Absolutely love my DeSoto 400 milers. A bit on the expensive side, but worth every penny.

x2 on the 400 milers.  This weekend, I tried on some Descente, De Marchi, Pearl Izumis, Hincapie bibs and none of them quite fit me right.  The 3 pairs of Desotos I bought  last year (on clearance even, so I saved plenty of pennies) fit and feel great.

For jerseys, I've been quite fond of my Bergamos.

For day to day commuting, I have to admit on rainy days, i look like the Sugoi poster boy with Sugoi firewall tights and jacket, full fingered gloves, and rain booties.

2008-01-08 10:02 PM
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Can't beat Perfomance brand for the $$
2008-01-08 11:17 PM
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The Performance Gel Shorts are a lifesaver on the long rides. They're Performance's #1 seller for a reason!


2008-01-09 3:56 AM
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Subject: RE: Best Cycling Attire (Men) - 2007

Important caveat: I work for Spinning(R)--also noted in my tag line. There is no direct benefit to me whatsoever for saying I like their clothes, though. I've posted in a lot of the other Best-of Threads, and I'm not posting in the girls' cycling attire thread 'cause I don't wear women's cycling clothes.

I've tried and bought a lot of men's cycling shorts/bibs/jerseys and hands down I like the Spinning(R) brand the best. It's what I wear for long rides or high-intensity training. (Qualify "long" as 2+ hours or 30+ miles.) NO chafing, NO edges, NO seam-rubbing. I think it's because they're made to be good enough and last through a lot of wear on those incredibly yucky generic Spinner(R) bike saddles. I've washed the heck out of them (even with detergent and then in the dryer) and both pad and fabric have stood up.

The jerseys feel good on the skin, don't fade or die even with my washing, don't stink, and most importantly, don't ride up. They stay put. Back pockets are roomy.

The downsides are that there's a stiff tag that I've found hard to cut out (especially annoying with the bibs). They're also pretty pricey.

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