Is there a problem with white bib-shorts?? How come 90 % of cycling shorts are black?? Does white get dirty too quickly rubbing the seat?? please advise I am looking to get a white pair of bibs but is hard to find one thanks
Most all white bibshorts are see-through .GT3 said:Is there a problem with white bib-shorts?? How come 90 % of cycling shorts are black?? Does white get dirty too quickly rubbing the seat?? please advise I am looking to get a white pair of bibs but is hard to find one thanks
I love to get a few too but exactly what you said and the "see through" statement is putting order on hold. Plus, it makes you look bigger than as oppose to black. I'm only really interested in white to keep me cool on hot weather. Oh, hell i'm going to get one!GT3 said:Is there a problem with white bib-shorts?? How come 90 % of cycling shorts are black?? Does white get dirty too quickly rubbing the seat?? please advise I am looking to get a white pair of bibs but is hard to find one thanks
I've had a few white jerseys that aren't see-through but not many. Any bibshort though, that is mostly white, is see-through unless the material is very thick.GT3 said:lol really does that also apply to jersey? but a lot of racers i see on tv they wear white!
WAZCO said:I love to get a few too but exactly what you said and the "see through" statement is putting order on hold. Plus, it makes you look bigger than as oppose to black. I'm only really interested in white to keep me cool on hot weather. Oh, hell i'm going to get one!
Cuz that's pretty much what people want to buy and manufactures learn pretty quickly to make what people buy. In fact, I bet it's >98% of shorts sold are black. I know a fair number of women riders who are in great shape but still won't wear anything other than solid black because they feel anything else makes their butts look big... or their hips wide.GT3 said:Is there a problem with white bib-shorts?? How come 90 % of cycling shorts are black??
Good advice, and to add to that: given the same lighting, shadows are much more visible on white than they are on black. Your package will appear much more prominently and larger than it would on black shorts. Only you can decide whether that's an incentive or disincentive to get white shorts.JCavilia said:Unless you really are an exhibitionist and want to display your private regions, stay away from white shorts.
Touch your chain and those pretty white shorts are ruined. Or a least, they've got a semi-permanent stain.GT3 said:Is there a problem with white bib-shorts?? How come 90 % of cycling shorts are black?? Does white get dirty too quickly rubbing the seat?? please advise I am looking to get a white pair of bibs but is hard to find one thanks
You wear underwear underneath your biking shorts?!AvantDale said:It depends on the manufacturer of the bib short and materials.
I tried on a pair of white Castelli bibs...lol...I was able to see my underwear through it. Imagine stepping out and not realizing your junk can be seen!
On the other hand...I have a pair of white Rock Racing bibs, and those are not see through.
Always try on a white bib...if you can see your undies through the shorts...give it a pass. Unless you want to get popped for indecent exposure.![]()
I think he was referring to trying them on in store...nOOky said:You wear underwear underneath your biking shorts?!
I think he means just for try-on purposes, as when purchasing a new pair. I think.nOOky said:You wear underwear underneath your biking shorts?!