Womens Bike Gear

Does my ass look big in these?
Straydog
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Re: Womens Bike Gear

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Missus Stray has the problem of being 6' and finding stuff long enough, however the BMW unixsex range fits perfectly. Glove wise no problems.
Scythian
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Re: Womens Bike Gear

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Straydog wrote:Missus Stray has the problem of being 6' and finding stuff long enough, however the BMW unixsex range fits perfectly. Glove wise no problems.
Yep, my problem too as I'm 6'2" tall :ohmy:
My current textile trousers are from Canada. Although nice and long, warm, dry and bomb proof they are also rather too large around the waist. I can't win!
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Duchess
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Re: Womens Bike Gear

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The only thing I really struggle with is boots, the fitting around the calf muscle. :(

I'm not big not by any means but I do have strong legs with all the walking and riding I do.

Any suggestions ladies? What do you wear?
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Re: Womens Bike Gear

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Alpinestars are the widest around the calves.
Don't touch Thor boots , they're about as wide around the calf as the ankle!
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Scythian
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Re: Womens Bike Gear

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Duchess wrote:The only thing I really struggle with is boots, the fitting around the calf muscle. :(

I'm not big not by any means but I do have strong legs with all the walking and riding I do.

Any suggestions ladies? What do you wear?
Unless I have a pair specially made or there's a brand out there who caters for larger calves (Rugby players suffer from this issue too I hear) I tend to stick to ankle boots as my pants have sewn in armour on the shins.
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Re: Womens Bike Gear

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phillh wrote:Jenny Tinmouth (British Supersports Racer) was interviwed in a bike mag a few months back and she said she couldnt find any female riding gear that fitted her properly. A lot of the kit she wears is for males.
Well don't know why she didn't go to HideOut? Katie the owner makes Racing Leathers made to measure, she also makes a lot of Essex, Cambridge, Hertfordshire police Mc Traffic gear.

I have a set made there as well.




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