What knickers to wear? [Archive]

prettybillie

9th February 2009, 07:55

Hi All

Okay this may sound really stupid, but what sort of knickers do you girls wear when riding? :o

I thought it was only me, but after being lucky enough to have a yak to another chicky rider a few weeks ago - it seems it's not so I thought I'd ask the masses.

After track days I tend to find that my 'womanly' are is red, sore and almost rashy from the combination of sweat, leathers and rubbing. And for all you blokes reading this post.....trust me there is nothing sexual about the way this feels AT ALL!!!

Any advice?

Trudes

9th February 2009, 08:03

MyGSXF

9th February 2009, 08:04

Try using some talc powder when you get dressed.. :yes: not on ya actual "bits" :eek: but around the top where ya leg joins, in the creases.. & wear cotton undies :niceone:

prettybillie

9th February 2009, 08:05

Trudes

9th February 2009, 08:07

Cotton, always cotton. It breathes and you won't end up with thrush from sitting sweating in your undies all day! (You boys enjoying this?:bleh:)

Lilly2w

9th February 2009, 08:09

I wear fitted cotton boxers, comes lower down the leg so doesn't bunch up,either that or I wear none and just wear cotton legging's under my bike pants. The one thing I have learnt to avoid is anything small and lacey, did that ONCE, very uncomfortable after couple of hundred warm k's. :(

sunhuntin

9th February 2009, 08:12

my usual: cotton granny pants. never had any unwanted results, even after 12 hours in the saddle.

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 08:16

I second cotton boy-leg undies, or granny knickers, cotton all the way baby!

Trudes

9th February 2009, 08:27

Rosie

9th February 2009, 08:31

Padded bicycle shorts :D

klingon

9th February 2009, 08:31

chanceyy

9th February 2009, 08:33

cotton all the way .. and panty liners are your friend :yes:

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 08:34

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That was just fabulous dahlink!

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 08:37

Or, believe it or not, BAMBOO! Yep, bamboo knickers are absolutely brilliantly soft and comfy, keep the sweat away from your body and stay fresh all day! Bamboo socks are great too.

Bamboo is a lovely fibre - I use it in my son's nappies, and it is so soft, absorbant and hard wearing. I think it has natural anti-bacterial properties too, which stop it from smelling.

Nasty

9th February 2009, 08:46

Boy leg .. cotten ... and comfy ... :)

Crasherfromwayback

9th February 2009, 08:56

Hi All

Okay this may sound really stupid, but what sort of knickers do you girls wear when riding? :o

Interesting you should bring this subject up. I'm about to conduct a scientific and not at all perverted test on womens underwear. Please send all of your underwear to me...I'll let you know the results!

klingon

9th February 2009, 08:57

Bamboo is a lovely fibre - I use it in my son's nappies, and it is so soft, absorbant and hard wearing. I think it has natural anti-bacterial properties too, which stop it from smelling.

Yep, it's a fantastic fibre - once you've tried it you won't go back! Now my partner and I both have bamboo towels, socks and undies. My sister also uses the bamboo nappy liners for her baby.

When I first got the bamboo towels I doubted the claims. The thought of bamboo against my skin just didn't seem right! But WOW they are GORGEOUS.

As I can afford it I'm going to change all my bed linen to bamboo. Egyptian cotton is so yesterday. :whistle:

jrandom

9th February 2009, 08:59

Bicycle shorts instead of cotton undies would solve your problem.

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Cotton is the enemy when it comes to physical activity. Eschew it, particularly on parts of your body that sweat and chafe.

Get a pair of cycling shorts and the difference in your riding experience will be like night and day, I promise you.

Cyco (http://www.cyco.co.nz/) on Ponsonby Rd will have what you need.

jrandom

9th February 2009, 09:00

Cotton is the biz! Or silk...

Jesus H. Christ woman, do you never sweat? Silk's even more abrasive than cotton when it's wet.

HenryDorsetCase

9th February 2009, 09:07

Jesus H. Christ woman, do you never sweat? Silk's even more abrasive than cotton when it's wet.

Enquiring minds need to know how you know this.

HenryDorsetCase

9th February 2009, 09:09

Bicycle shorts instead of cotton undies would solve your problem.

Cotton is the enemy when it comes to physical activity. Eschew it, particularly on parts of your body that sweat and chafe.

Get a pair of cycling shorts and the difference in your riding experience will be like night and day, I promise you.

Cyco (http://www.cyco.co.nz/) on Ponsonby Rd will have what you need.

I know a lot of people recommend this but I can't bring myself to try it. It seems somehow icky. (and I wear bicycle shorts a LOT..... on a bicycle)

jrandom

9th February 2009, 09:11

I know a lot of people recommend this but I can't bring myself to try it. It seems somehow icky.

I wouldn't wear my bib shorts under a one-piece, but I do have a lightweight pair of tri shorts that I use under leathers now and then. They're also good to put under cargo shorts for tramping, etc.

klingon

9th February 2009, 09:12

Jesus H. Christ woman, do you never sweat? Silk's even more abrasive than cotton when it's wet.

Well obviously I never sweat... either that or I never move! :mellow:

As my dear old Grandma used to say:
Horses sweat
Men perspire
But ladies only glow :sweatdrop

Seriously though, I have never suffered chafing from cotton or silk while riding. I often wear wear silk long-johns under my riding gear and find them perfectly comfy.

Hinny

9th February 2009, 09:12

enemy[/I] when it comes to physical activity. Eschew it, particularly on parts of your body that sweat and chafe.

That's what I believe.
'Cotton is death' is a popular saying for mountain-wear.
Holds sweat and does not dry.
Sweat rash is often caused by Candida fungus.
Use of Vaseline after bathing and before riding or exercise is a good idea.
Cyclists have found the answers to this problem already.

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 09:12

I know a lot of people recommend this but I can't bring myself to try it. It seems somehow icky. (and I wear bicycle shorts a LOT..... on a bicycle)

Dude - remove the embedded image in your quote before you get in trouble with the mods :) (Speaking from experience)

I used to wear bike shorts under my leathers, and they are quite comfy. As long as you've got a breathable fabric, they are excellent for non-chafing capabilities.

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 09:14

My sister also uses the bamboo nappy liners for her baby.

Your sister uses cloth nappies? yay for another cloth nappy baby bum :love: They are the shiz :D

jrandom

9th February 2009, 09:17

Seriously though, I have never suffered chafing from cotton or silk while riding.

Mm. Presumably you're not riding a sportbike at race pace on the track wearing a one-piece over them, etc.

If you never find yourself peeling out of your leathers while having to blink hard to see through the sweat you're dripping onto the floor, this thread probably doesn't apply to you.

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 09:23

Interesting you should bring this subject up. I'm about to conduct a scientific and not at all perverted test on womens underwear. Please send all of your underwear to me...I'll let you know the results!

Would you like them washed first? Coz if not, then I suspect you have very few scientific intentions at all :shifty: PM your address....NOT! :rofl: 10 points for effort though :clap:

klingon

9th February 2009, 09:26

Mm. Presumably you're not riding a sportbike at race pace on the track wearing a one-piece over them, etc.

If you never find yourself peeling out of your leathers while having to blink hard to see through the sweat you're dripping onto the floor, this thread probably doesn't apply to you.

This is true. I rarely find myself dripping sweat when I climb off my Volty after a hard day of riding for pleasure. I do, however, still recommend cotton, silk and bamboo as the most pleasant fibres I have worn under my riding gear for general-purpose riding.

Blossom

9th February 2009, 09:30

Cotton is the biz! Or silk (pure silk, not just a silky-feel artificial fibre). Or, believe it or not, BAMBOO! Yep, bamboo knickers are absolutely brilliantly soft and comfy, keep the sweat away from your body and stay fresh all day! Bamboo socks are great too.

omg..learn something new every day. Bamboo huh... good to know.

cotton all the way .. and panty liners are your friend :yes:

I have found panty liners are more irritation than comfort when it comes to exercise. Might be different on a bike though I guess.

Interesting you should bring this subject up. I'm about to conduct a scientific and not at all perverted test on womens underwear. Please send all of your underwear to me...I'll let you know the results!

bling sent...undies staying here you perve...:lol:

ducatijim

9th February 2009, 09:56

Can I wade in here?

(ps...fab read!!!)

No, really, I know 'noothink' bout womens nether regions.....but use myself a brand called 'Under Armor'....they make purpose designed hi-tech 'knickers' for those of us who play hard and need some help!

They are available in mens and ladies, but most importantly, are designed for EITHER hot weather or cold(ie seperate items for each season)

They work for blokes...all I wore for 60 very hot days ridin round north Australia in 35'+ heat for 100's km each day. Good for blokes, all I can say!!( yes, I am aware there are some small anatomical differances, even though I am no expert!)

Just trying to help...don't flame me:sweatdrop

Her_C4

9th February 2009, 09:57

prettybillie

9th February 2009, 09:58

Scouse

9th February 2009, 10:05

klingon

9th February 2009, 10:06

bling sent...undies staying here you perve...:lol:

I think the crasher may find this on his list of most-blinged posts ever. We'd better make sure he doesn't get encouraged to stick his pervy nose into all our girlie threads! :oi-grr:

Crasherfromwayback

9th February 2009, 10:06

Would you like them washed first? Coz if not, then I suspect you have very few scientific intentions at all :shifty: PM your address....NOT! :rofl: 10 points for effort though :clap:

bling sent...undies staying here you perve...:lol:

I cannot believe you ladies think my intentions are anything but honerable!:baby:

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 10:07

Gee I thought bamboo would have splinterd yer flaps

Yeah, just like wearing hemp will get you high :laugh:

Kittyhawk

9th February 2009, 10:09

Cotton is good.

Keep yourself lubed while riding, let juices flow but not into your boots, squishy socks arent cool.

For me it depends on the riding temperature. If its hot, sweat absorbtion material, if its cold long johns etc.

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 10:09

I cannot believe you ladies think my intentions are anything but honerable!:baby:

My sincerest apologies for doubting you CFWB, I stand corrected :bleh:

prettybillie

9th February 2009, 10:12

Yeah, just like wearing hemp will get you high :laugh:

High, splintered flaps.....sounds almost fun a little bit :innocent:

ducatijim

9th February 2009, 10:13

Do you have a website link??????? :eek:

Try this:

http://www.underarmour.com/shop/nz/en/

I had no: sweating/chaffing/excess odour, had 2 pair, washed every 3-4 days with either- river-basin-machine, whatever was available, dryed real quick( not that surprising really!!).

Definately my choice for any ridin, as a bloke thou!!!:scooter:

Gwinch

9th February 2009, 10:15

Interesting read seeing as I had similar problems at Pukekohe on the weekend sitting around in the heat in full leathers waiting for races. As I'm quite inclined to bouts of exercise I have a set of full length compressions for both my top and bottom half in the form of Sports Skins - http://www.skins.net/nz/en/Products/BioAcceleration_Technology/sport - and for the more female demographic - http://www.skins.net/nz/en/Products/BioAcceleration_Technology/she

I highly recommend these if you're willing to fork out the dosh. For comfort they're second to none as they regulate body temperature, greatly reduce muscle fatigue and don't retain sweat as they dry off extremely quickly not to mention that chafing is non-existant. I'm not quite sure where the sweat goes but it certainly doesn't go on my leathers as even after being tortured in the heat my gear slips right off without any trouble at all whereas when I went without the sweat on my skin would grab and just be a great nuisance.

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 10:17

High, splintered flaps.....sounds almost fun a little bit :innocent:

If that's what floats your boat hun! :laugh:

Fatjim

9th February 2009, 10:20

If you get a sore arse try some lycra shorts.

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 10:21

I cannot believe you ladies think my intentions are anything but honerable!:baby:

I shall send you my best pair of granny knickers ;) :Pokey:

prettybillie

9th February 2009, 10:28

If you get a sore arse try some lycra shorts.

It's not a sore arse.....it's a sore hoogie!!!!! :2thumbsup

ckai

9th February 2009, 10:32

I used to swear by g-strings, but then wore boy-leg knickers on the bike one day and much prefer those, plus, if you fall off and end up having to have your leathers removed or cut off you in an ambulance with everyone trying to get a look and take pics, it's best to be wearing a bit more than a piece of floss on your arse.

I used to go for the g-strings too but after riding the Daytona a bit you feel like you're getting cut in half and the guys behind me would get a bit frisky seeing the pink sticking out the top of my pants...I just don't swing like that :D

On a serious note (seriously I don't wear, thongs, no honest), interesting topic. Was pointed here after a few of us (boys and girls) were having a knatter about this very topic.

Cotton is the biz! Or silk (pure silk, not just a silky-feel artificial fibre). Or, believe it or not, BAMBOO! Yep, bamboo knickers are absolutely brilliantly soft and comfy, keep the sweat away from your body and stay fresh all day! Bamboo socks are great too.

Totally agree with the bamboo. I was a sceptic and now I'm converted. This is what I mostly ride with (and wear everyday) and it's scary stuff (almost as scary as merino) how fresh it makes you feel. The wife is thinking about trying it too

Interesting read seeing as I had similar problems at Pukekohe on the weekend sitting around in the heat in full leathers waiting for races. As I'm quite inclined to bouts of exercise I have a set of full length compressions for both my top and bottom half in the form of Sports Skins - http://www.skins.net/nz/en/Products/BioAcceleration_Technology/sport - and for the more female demographic - http://www.skins.net/nz/en/Products/BioAcceleration_Technology/she

Totally agree with this too. When I'm riding how I use shorts that come to my knees. Perfect of track days and I don't get as sore if I don't wear them. In saying that, they are pricey and you can get cheaper types. If you're not working as hard then bike shorts are good (and extra padding is always a bonus).

BuFfY

9th February 2009, 10:36

Very interesting thread! I hadn't really thought about it before!
I tend to wear normal knickers on the bike, I find if I wear a g and my jacket rides up/pants ride down, the people behind me end up following a whale tail!
I haven't even thought about what they are made of, generally buy them if they look nice :o

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 10:38

I tend to wear normal knickers on the bike, I find if I wear a g and my jacket rides up/pants ride down, the people behind me end up following a whale tail!

I used to worry about that too, hence why I started wearing bike shorts. I eventually solved the problem by getting a zip added to my pants so I could zip the jacket to them. Safer that way too :)

BuFfY

9th February 2009, 10:58

I used to worry about that too, hence why I started wearing bike shorts. I eventually solved the problem by getting a zip added to my pants so I could zip the jacket to them. Safer that way too :)

Thats a good idea! My jacket had a zip on it I think

Swoop

9th February 2009, 11:17

I remember...
Back in the days when we would peek up a skirt to see the undies. Nowadays you have to spread the arse cheeks to see the undies...:yes::rockon:

007XX

9th February 2009, 11:34

Had always been wearing a thong, but it definitely wasn't optimum in comfort...especially the lacy ones ;)

Anyway, on long rides I swear by my cotton bike pants with a panty liner for all day freshness.
The lack of seams around the groin area also helps with the "no more numbness" from cutting the blood circulation, which can be compounded from the fact I normally ride my Vtwin Orgasmatron :D

I found the same was applicable to me during a GoAsHardAsICan track day...

Maybe try a couple of the solutions sited on here, and see for yourself.

Bits sensitivity is such a personal thing! :innocent:

Maha

9th February 2009, 12:47

Wonder Woman Knickers....they wont do you any good but fuck they look hot!!!

Trudes

9th February 2009, 13:11

Wonder Woman Knickers....they wont do you any good but fuck they look hot!!!

That's what Mom wears eh? I'll have to ask her where she gets hers from so then I can rock out while riding my grandpa bike in my Wonder Woman knickers to this::banana:
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Maha

9th February 2009, 13:28

That's what Mom wears eh? I'll have to ask her where she gets hers from so then I can rock out while riding my grandpa bike in my Wonder Woman knickers to this::banana:

OMG!....I think this little fucker stole Rick James's opening hook....
Well MC Hammer did I guess..

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samgab

9th February 2009, 13:43

A most enlightening thread, I must say.
I wonder how many people will stumble upon this thread by searching for the tag "sticky yuk yuk"?

But on a serious, and semi-related note, I'm gutted that I have a biker leather jacket and biker armoured pants, both with zips in the back to zip them together, but because they're different brands they won't zip up. Very annoyed about that. They look like the same type of chunky plastic zips, but just won't do up.

Oh, and I wear boxers. But that's no help to the ladies. Just wanted to be included.

prettybillie

9th February 2009, 13:45

But on a serious, and semi-related note, I'm gutted that I have a biker leather jacket and biker armoured pants, both with zips in the back to zip them together, but because they're different brands they won't zip up. Very annoyed about that. They look like the same type of chunky plastic zips, but just won't do up.

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Go into Motomail on College Hill as they have zip adapters. I had the same issue but went in there and they found one for me.....viola!!! All fixed :2thumbsup

samgab

9th February 2009, 13:45

...and also, just a few more posts and I'll be able to see who's blinged me.
Not that this fact is making me do unnecessary posts or anything.

samgab

9th February 2009, 13:47

Go into Motomail on College Hill as they have zip adapters. I had the same issue but went in there and they found one for me.....viola!!! All fixed :2thumbsup

Oh mint. Thanks for that. I think I broke one of the zips trying to force them together, but I'll give it a go. I work out that way, and start work soon, so I might pop in there.

Lilly2w

9th February 2009, 14:24

A whole thread about panties! I love k.b!

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Maha

9th February 2009, 14:28

A most enlightening thread, I must say.
I wonder how many people will stumble upon this thread by searching for the tag "sticky yuk yuk"?

I would...:whistle:
Now somebody has gone and put real words in there...:bash:

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 14:28

...and also, just a few more posts and I'll be able to see who's blinged me.
Not that this fact is making me do unnecessary posts or anything.

And if that fails, go to see Kerry at MSW on K Road, she'll change the zip/s for you. She added the zip to my old pants for me, less than $100.

See, now you can respond to this post and add another to your count ;)

Scouse

9th February 2009, 14:38

cotton all the way .. and panty liners are your friend :yes:Doesn't a big box of pantie liners get supplied with every Honda that's sold?

chanceyy

9th February 2009, 14:39

Doesn't a big box of pantie liners get supplied with every Honda that's sold?

dunno I have never ridden a honda :bleh: you tell us ??

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 14:40

Doesn't a big box of pantie liners get supplied with every Honda that's sold?

What if the honda is second hand?

Maha

9th February 2009, 14:51

Doesn't a big box of pantie liners get supplied with every Honda that's sold?

Correct Steve....I have a few left over if anyone wants them....:2thumbsup

Number One

9th February 2009, 15:09

Undies? WTF??? Commando all the way baby :2thumbsup

Of course I'm taking the piss - cotton, boy legs all good! Funny how a thread about knickers gets to 4 pages so quickly on a biker website - you are all filthy cows...well except for the girls offering helpful advice of course :lol:

Laava

9th February 2009, 15:23

(You boys enjoying this?:bleh:)
LOL!Loving it!!!! But must admit I stopped reading at the first mention of "sweaty crease!" Checked out the bottom of the page too to see how many like minded males zoned in on the thread title! I see I am not alone! Thanks for the laugh! Oh for what it is worth, what happened to hessian, the material of choice for the eco friendly?

samgab

9th February 2009, 15:31

And if that fails, go to see Kerry at MSW on K Road, she'll change the zip/s for you. She added the zip to my old pants for me, less than $100.

See, now you can respond to this post and add another to your count ;)

Well done on reaching the magic 240!
Thanks for the tip. I called Motomail and spoke to a dis-interested female who basically said "nope we wouldn't have that" without checking.
I could still go there, and if the bit fits on either side I could just sew it onto the other side. Failing that I'll try the suggestion above.
Now, what other posts can I reply to... ;)

klingon

9th February 2009, 15:31

... what happened to hessian, the material of choice for the eco friendly?

OMG! Hessian undies! That would not be popular with the girls or the boys - because the girls would be out of action with chafing for days after that! :pinch:

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 15:33

I called Motomail and spoke to a dis-interested female who basically said "nope we wouldn't have that" without checking.

Well that is both surprising and disappointing - we've always found motomail to give really good service. :( Try ringing again and ask to speak to Chris.

samgab

9th February 2009, 15:35

LOL!Loving it!!!! But must admit I stopped reading at the first mention of "sweaty crease!" Checked out the bottom of the page too to see how many like minded males zoned in on the thread title! I see I am not alone! Thanks for the laugh! Oh for what it is worth, what happened to hessian, the material of choice for the eco friendly?

Err, hessian? Is that "sack-cloth"? Sounds like very uncomfortable wearing!

MsKABC

9th February 2009, 15:37

Err, hessian? Is that "sack-cloth"? Sounds like very uncomfortable wearing!

Yeah, I'm picturing some very red-raw sensitive skin there. :pinch: Perhaps he was thinking of hemp?

gijoe1313

9th February 2009, 15:45

HenryDorsetCase

9th February 2009, 16:06

Dude - remove the embedded image in your quote before you get in trouble with the mods :) (Speaking from experience)

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Too late, I got infracted. I also got another one last week. At least now I know what the fuck they're on about. The last message I got was about "ignoring forum netiquette" whatever the fuck that is. I thought it was cos I was abusing someone or something. Sounds like bullshit, smells like bullshit, tastes like bullshit: yep. its bullshit. I have copied this in a PM to the mod concerned as well. Just saying to someone "you're bad" without saying why, or why not, blows. Now, back to the underwear talk.

klingon

9th February 2009, 16:09

I guess I better go out and buy some lacy underwear, g-strings and such and conduct my own riding experiments! :O :pinch:

Hmmm this problem has never cropped up with me! :scratch: The things you learn in KB!

I look forward to the ride reports. As if your reports weren't colourful enough without added ribbons & lace.

samgab

9th February 2009, 16:13

Doesn't a big box of pantie liners get supplied with every Honda that's sold?

BAMM!

But they come in handy. (Not a pun, dammit). Great for wiping up oil spills (so absorbent!), chain cleaning, bandaging cuts...
Thanks Honda :)

saul

9th February 2009, 16:43

I did weee reading the start of this thread:yes:

Biggles08

9th February 2009, 19:44

Yep, it's a fantastic fibre - once you've tried it you won't go back! Now my partner and I both have bamboo towels, socks and undies. My sister also uses the bamboo nappy liners for her baby.

When I first got the bamboo towels I doubted the claims. The thought of bamboo against my skin just didn't seem right! But WOW they are GORGEOUS.

As I can afford it I'm going to change all my bed linen to bamboo. Egyptian cotton is so yesterday. :whistle:

hell....why stop there....lets bamboo everything!!!;)

prettybillie

9th February 2009, 19:59

Well done on reaching the magic 240!
Thanks for the tip. I called Motomail and spoke to a dis-interested female who basically said "nope we wouldn't have that" without checking.
I could still go there, and if the bit fits on either side I could just sew it onto the other side. Failing that I'll try the suggestion above.
Now, what other posts can I reply to... ;)

Speak to Peter....he's awesome. He's the one who sorted me out and is totally awesome. I've been told the chick who works there would 'prefer to be somewhere else'

samgab

9th February 2009, 20:20

I've been told the chick who works there would 'prefer to be somewhere else'

I totally got that impression. I wonder if she's even a biker...

McDuck

9th February 2009, 20:32

interesting thread. While i have not one hell of a lot of expeiance with ladies undergarments the baboo is interesting...

Charlie41

9th February 2009, 21:09

Got myself a pair of draggin jeans....wore a thong the 1st time....felt like I had no skin on my butt after a few hours riding...:sweatdrop

Butt skin is sensitive, and draggin jeans not soft AT ALL :crybaby:
I've learnt my lesson:whistle:

007XX

9th February 2009, 21:30

I look forward to the ride reports. As if your reports weren't colourful enough without added ribbons & lace.

:rofl: I tried desperately not to close my eyes after reading that post...I have such vivid imagination :rolleyes:

Griffin

9th February 2009, 21:56

if you fall off and end up having to have your leathers removed or cut off you in an ambulance with everyone trying to get a look and take pics

Are you trying to tell us that Ambos cut your gear off so they can take pics of your privates and catch a perve? Cos me thinks if your in a position where an Ambo feels he/she needs to cut your gear off then you've got more to worry about than what knickers you wore that day...

Wannabiker

9th February 2009, 21:59

..they have a padded crotch which helps remove the perspiration. This was originally a padded natural chamois, which had to be washed in water only, or "lux" soap (no detergent) and dried away from the sunlight (or it goes hard like sandpaper) Modern pants have synthetic fabric which is far easier to care for, works better and is softer to the skin. The padding is usually pretty thin.

The more expensive shorts are constructed from 6 or 8 panels of lycra, and are designed/cut to natrually be in the sitting position, so the fabric is not under tension whe you are sitting down, and are cut to be higher at the back...so your kidneys do not get chilled, or you do not get a sunburn stripe across your back.

Trudes

10th February 2009, 06:57

Are you trying to tell us that Ambos cut your gear off so they can take pics of your privates and catch a perve? Cos me thinks if your in a position where an Ambo feels he/she needs to cut your gear off then you've got more to worry about than what knickers you wore that day...

No no no, the ambos were lovely, however you know how people are, come over to have a look, "oh look, she's sitting up, lets take some pics". They didn't get a chance to cut my pants off me as luckily my hubby was being watchdog and wouldn't let them!! :lol: And believe me, I felt ok enough to give everyone a bit of cheek, but they still wanted to cut my pants off me!

rachprice

10th February 2009, 07:19

To be honest I have never had this problem or even thought about it...

I wore cotton with lace last track day and it was bloody hot....no problems

BMWST?

10th February 2009, 08:10

cotton mix bike shorts are also available.Cotton is fine unless it gets wringing wet,and i think is more agreeable than any synthetic

bezajel

11th February 2009, 21:13

Who knew undies was such a popular topic!

my usual: cotton granny pants. never had any unwanted results, even after 12 hours in the saddle.

Seconded!

Or, believe it or not, BAMBOO!

Also seconded! Just make sure it doesn't come with sneaky seam-plastic that leads to owie :(

Undies? WTF??? Commando all the way baby :2thumbsup

Bahahaha had to do this once! Damn bumper boats and splashing down my pants...

gatch

11th February 2009, 21:40

Never knew this to be a problem ?

All I wear is jockey shorts and have never had any abnormal dis-comfort from sweating/chafing..

As for pictures of the general groin region, I'm not tooo worried, I think there might be one or two of those floating around anyway :lol:

Number One

11th February 2009, 21:52

I think it's a bit different for us gals...your mucous membranes aren't as exposed as ours after all.....

BTW This thread is slightly disturbing :lol:

Maha

11th February 2009, 21:58

I think it's a bit different for us gals...your mucous membranes aren't as exposed as ours after all.....

BTW This thread is slightly disturbing :lol:

You have exposed mucous membranes???....:(
Mine a neatly tucked away and protected from the harmful rays that can eventually shrival such objects...;)

MsKABC

11th February 2009, 22:03

BTW This thread is slightly disturbing :lol:

Only slightly?? :rofl:

Number One

11th February 2009, 22:12

You have exposed mucous membranes???....:(
Mine a neatly tucked away and protected from the harmful rays that can eventually shrival such objects...;)

Shhhhhh I was trying to keep it all on the 'down low' :lol: anyway not exposed exactly so much as 'undie accessible' :rofl:

Only slightly?? :rofl:

You are right it is VERY disturbing...still must be 'bike related enough' as I haven't seen any complaints must be the 'bike topic snobs' enjoy hearing about sweaty crotches :shutup:

MsKABC

11th February 2009, 22:15

You are right it is VERY disturbing...still must be 'bike related' as I haven't seen many complaints :shutup:

Funny how it was posted in biker angels and she was asking other laydeez what undies they wear, and all these blokes have turned up "offering opinions"....but really we know they are just here in the hopes of seeing some pics of our pantaloons :rofl:

This thread is useless without pictures eh guys? :devil2:

MsKABC

11th February 2009, 22:17

Here you go fellas...

Number One

11th February 2009, 22:18

Here you go fellas...
ooo that's a sexy wee number! :blip:

fire eyes

1st March 2009, 19:13

Here you go fellas...

:lol::lol::lol: love them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

coffeejunkie

1st March 2009, 19:39

Well i NEVER leave the house wearing anything but a G, They are all i own.......When riding i wear 3/4 tights like the ones you see chicks wearing under their minis, Never had a problem

LBD

1st March 2009, 19:45

she says...ultrafine merino boy leg works for her

FJRider

1st March 2009, 19:48

This thread is useless without pictures eh guys? :devil2:

Even the best pic's, are no match for a vivid imagination....:chase:

coffeejunkie

1st March 2009, 19:51

OI CFWB if ya chicks posted you our panties you wouldn't know what the hell to do,hehehehehe

crfchick

6th March 2009, 13:42

OMG, this thread has got kinda disturbing!!
Some people sure do have pretty active imaginations!

quallman1234

6th March 2009, 14:01

OMG, this thread has got kinda disturbing!!
Some people sure do have pretty active imaginations!

Gee you haven't noticed till now?:yawn:

Gizzit

12th March 2009, 14:01

I wear my wife's knickers ..... over my head .... but not sure how much they contribute to my head sweating in my helmet ..... ??? :whistle:

HOWEVER !!!! ...... they can be a safety hazard .... if they aren't one of her G's, as vision can be restricted !!!

now, ..... where was I ..... :sleep:

CHOPPA

12th March 2009, 21:03

hahaha just stumbled across this thread! Gonna have to keep my eye on this forum! Everytime i see a gurl on a bike now im gonna be wondering what pantys shes wearin!!

Gizzit

13th March 2009, 07:31

hahaha just stumbled across this thread! Gonna have to keep my eye on this forum! Everytime i see a gurl on a bike now im gonna be wondering what pantys shes wearin!!

Now THAT'S .... just perverted !!!!! :shit: :laugh:

chrispy121

13th March 2009, 22:24

I was told to wear them so the leather pants will move and not rub all the way down to the thigh area and bonus a padded but pad to to soak up some of the vibrations.

sounds gay to me at first but did my last track day in them and now will always wear them with leathers

DJSin

14th March 2009, 20:37

thunderpants are great if you are a cotton fan

I would have never thought of wearing my cycle shorts - motorbike seats are so much more comfortable than bike (pedally) seats

doc

14th March 2009, 21:06

Fark me . Has 007 posted in this thread yet ? Purely interested in what she finds comfortable when shes is riding of course. :innocent:

scumdog

14th March 2009, 22:37

Fark me . Has 007 posted in this thread yet ? Purely interested in what she finds comfortable when shes is riding of course. :innocent:

Knowing her (I don't....) I doubt if anything she has will be 'wearing' while she rides except for the tyres:shifty::msn-wink::whistle:

Fudmucker

14th March 2009, 22:51

Now THAT'S .... just perverted !!!!! :shit: :laugh:

Oh dear...then I became a perverted dirty ol' man at a very young age...!

I can tell at a glance if a woman is wearing grannies, briefs, thongs or a G-string in about 5 seconds... in leathers maybe 10 seconds.

:Offtopic:

Call the :Police: - PERVERT PASSING...

jrandom

15th March 2009, 07:34

Knowing her (I don't....)

I do...

I doubt if anything she has will be 'wearing' while she rides except for the tyres:shifty::msn-wink::whistle:

I'm not quite sure what you mean by that, but here's an extra eyebrow-waggle to keep the mood going:

:blip:

prettybillie

16th March 2009, 11:57

Even the best pic's, are no match for a vivid imagination....:chase:

Here you go then all you boys.....does your hoogie end up looking like this at the end of a track / race day? :clap:

Gizzit

16th March 2009, 12:11

Here you go then all you boys.....does your hoogie end up looking like this at the end of a track / race day? :clap:

NO ..... and to be truthful ..... I'd be surprised if it did ....

I mean ..... I don't even race !!!! :eek: :jerry: ...... and I especially didn't .... at her age !!! LOL :laugh:

rachprice

16th March 2009, 12:12

Oh dear...then I became a perverted dirty ol' man at a very young age...!

I can tell at a glance if a woman is wearing grannies, briefs, thongs or a G-string in about 5 seconds... in leathers maybe 10 seconds.

:Offtopic:

Call the :Police: - PERVERT PASSING...

really??? how?

Stirts

16th March 2009, 12:14

Here you go then all you boys.....does your hoogie end up looking like this at the end of a track / race day? :clap:

Holy smokin fannies that looks sore sore!!!! You not shy posting that fanny shot of yours are ya hun :bleh:

Gizzit

16th March 2009, 12:15

really??? how?

Well that's not hard .... (as the actress said to the Bishop !) ... you ask her to pull her trou down !! :bleh: :spanking:

Gizzit

16th March 2009, 12:18

Holy smokin fannies that looks sore sore!!!! You not shy posting that fanny shot of yours are ya hun :bleh:

Yeah .... and those are from waxing lyrical ?, ..... eh !!??? :msn-wink: ..... or waxing your something ... lol :laugh:

rachprice

16th March 2009, 12:19

well top points to the guy that can get a girls pants off in 5 seconds!

Stirts

16th March 2009, 12:25

Yeah .... and those are from waxing lyrical ?, ..... eh !!??? :msn-wink: ..... or waxing your something ... lol :laugh:

:killingme

You made me larf out loud and nearly weeeee!!! Dammit no green left!!!

Gizzit

16th March 2009, 12:30

well top points to the guy that can get a girls pants off in 5 seconds!

THANKS !! ...... :buggerd: :sweatdrop :D

Gizzit

16th March 2009, 12:37

:killingme

You made me larf out loud and nearly weeeee!!! Dammit no green left!!!

Incontinence knickers are in the mail ..... :apint:

Hinny

16th March 2009, 23:24

well top points to the guy that can get a girls pants off in 5 seconds!

Well Gizit would be able to accept that challenge.
He's got them on his head. :eek:

Fudmucker

19th March 2009, 05:42

really??? how?

:devil2:
Give me 5 seconds behind a walking girl in pants or a dress...using a combination of Visible Panty Line and the sway / bounce movement of the buttocks I will render my verdict. Cycle shorts may be misinterpreted if I cant see the bottom edge of the leg.

BTW, I must confess I do get caught out between G-strings and Commando if I can't actually make out the string above the waistband.
:whocares: