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2 Weeks Ago #11Senior Member
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Tights? These go under the BIBs?
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2 Weeks Ago #12Senior Member
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Bib-longs,Bib-tights are the same thing although some refer to tights as having no Chamois.
Originally Posted by The return of Marty Wild
Proper tights are like running leggings and go over/under Bib-shorts depending on your preference.Last edited by ibbo68; 2 Weeks Ago at 2:01 PM.
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2 Weeks Ago #13Senior Member
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Sorry, being dense. I was if there is anything to go under BIB tights as your legs are the least insulated when you're all dressed up. Don't really need it as I only go out in proper cold temps for the commute so not exposed for long. Was just wondering to myself....
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2 Weeks Ago #14Senior Member
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I can't wear tights under Bibs as it's uncomfy and IMO it defeats the object of having a Chamois.I have a pair of Thermal Bib-longs(Mavic) and on really cold days I wear a pair of Summer bibs with the chamois removed over the top.
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2 Weeks Ago #15Senior Member
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Interesting stuff! Thankfully I don't experience rides where that level of attire is necessary.
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