Istanbulian
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Looks pants but works brilliantly, and doesn't need to be anything fancy....eliminates monkey butt, dries quickly when wet & is easily transferable between bikes
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Looks pants but works brilliantly, and doesn't need to be anything fancy....eliminates monkey butt, dries quickly when wet & is easily transferable between bikes
Belper phil
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Yep, they really work.
They are a real boon is in hot weather I reckon as they seem to wick away the sweat from your nether regions
Yes, but - depends like anything else, how long your in the saddle, they do tend to flatten out during a long session.
Very comfy for one's 'Gentlemen's Jewels', during the early stages of the day.
Could'nt feel mine - nor me arse - nor me legs after 200 kms of brutal punishment in the Himalayas, Kaza to Manali will remember it forever (even with a lamb skin on the seat)
Treated like gods though, when we presented them to local riders before flying back to the Uk.
Like the pic Istanbulian
Well, I can always stick it in the bin if it doesn't work so lets see how I get on.
If it don't work you can throw it my direction, see you tomorrow.
Could'nt feel mine - nor me arse - nor me legs after 200 kms of brutal punishment in the Himalayas, Kaza to Manali will remember it forever (even with a lamb skin on the seat)
Treated like gods though, when we presented them to local riders before flying back to the Uk.
Like the pic Istanbulian
You're supposed to take the lamb out first
Belper phil
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You're supposed to take the lamb out first
- believe me Chris, had it been in there i'd have eaten it raw by day 3 No, seriously now, fabulous trips these a little like your American adventures
(very envious of ya) but without the refinement and the calories of fodder intake 
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