i got another theory... you lost massive amounts of weight

that happens to fat asses who cycling their way to become thin... the waist there also become lose because the lycra got stretched out a lot usually and when they slim down... it almost come to the stage that the short will fall...

I damn wished that happen to me =

wrong! i've gained massive weight! actually i bought the shorts when i was a fat ass, and still am. so....

i guess maybe i bought the old stock, because other santini shorts i see, the elastic thingy is stitched outside, not at the inside of the shorts. the type also different.

btw, check out this rim http://bicyclebuysell.com/view_item.php?id=151881 23mm width!

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Mar 21 2012, 06:30 PM

don't wish.. make it happen... resilience is a very big factor in cycling...

hahah.. then more the reasons to buy a new pair...

23mm rims is quite common now.. for me to think at least... they make your tyres bulge less when weighted on...

anyways, it's rubbish in many people's minds.. who wants 32 spokes nowadays... too heavy and too many spokes that they think they won't need...

only fixie riders will still be running those wheels..

I actually dropped 1kg after a 130km ride!

that is the weight of water loss..i loss 1kg even after 6km of jogging...each day after jog I lost 1kg but will gain 1kg tomorrow. that's normal

I only lost 4 kg since january.. long way to go

That's not a good thing actually, i read about an Ironman attempt fail person, he claimed he lost 15lbs of body weight (close to 7kg), he is so dehydrated that doctor have to pump 4 liters of saline water into his body and force him to drink meanwhile, kidney shutdown too..

got back from OU. tak boleh la. normal machines can't stitch lycra.

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Mar 21 2012, 09:39 PM

severe dehydration starts if body weight falls more than 5kilos.. that is why endurance events will take body weight pre and post event to monitor the athletes status...

eh.. dude.. 3 months 4 kilos.. you got problem or not.. that is considered fast for us mere mortal who don't ride 50 kilos everyday... you can't force weight to go down too fast or it becomes dangerous... there are 3 ways of losing weight... lose bodily fluids, lose muscle mass or lose fat...

and you have to factor in that you most probably have been gaining muscles at the same time and muscles are heavier than fat.. so, if you have not gained muscle mass, you would have lost more than the kilos you saw...

i told you adi la.. normal sewing machines cannot take those non polymer threads and they cannot saw through material that like lycra...

you need those factory big sewing machines.. only those are capable..

This post has been edited by butthead: Mar 21 2012, 10:05 PM

Anyone using this before ? welcome for some review pls . ..

pretty good and lightweight. Contrary to the scary looks, its quite comfortable. But padded bike shorts is a definite must. On the times when I just take my bike out on a short 1km trip to the shops outside my place, I get butt pain without bike shorts.

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Added on March 21, 2012, 11:48 pmHmm.. I managed to lose about 6 kg so far in 6 months, about 9% of my body weight.

ok, losing 7kg like that is extreme... I remembered taking in a total of about 3.5 liters of water during that ride

This post has been edited by malleus: Mar 21 2012, 11:48 PM

imagine a cookie cutter on your tender parts....

how about Pertama Complex? there's have lot of leather jacket shops.... which have some sewing machine to sew whatever's logo you want on ur shirt.

maybe that's can do the job?

The trick is in adjusting the angle of your saddle Less pain on the front, but still pain at the back

there is still pain nevertheless, i think the problem is people with a lot of meat down there... with only bones... i think you don't feel it so much...

but well, when wearing bike shorts, the pain is still about the same as any other saddle when you ride long distances. Just don't be a hero and ride barebutt

This post has been edited by malleus: Mar 22 2012, 10:58 AM

when i'm 1st started to ride, after 50KM, butt start to feel pains...

but now after months of cycling, 100KM ride butt did not feel pains....
Guess my butt grow more meat for cycling... or muscles around butt strengthen already...
haha

is this also happening to you?

or mentally conditioned yourself to no longer feel the pain?

embrace the pain?

or do it jens voigt style? shut up butt!

This post has been edited by miaopurr: Mar 22 2012, 01:05 PM