Say Goodbye to Butt Burn!!!!!!
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Mission, Texas
Aerostich lamb cover works wonders. Takes any butt burn away cool in heat and warm in cold weather. Just did 3,650 mile ride in seven days through 100 degrees is West Texas and 39 on Mt. Evans in Colorado.
Road Captain
Joined: May 2009
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From: Chandler, AZ
Hey, this is good info, appreciate it. Here I have UA and other similiar shorts for the gym, but never even thought about wearing them while riding. Heading out for about a 5K mile ride in a few weeks, so timing is good.
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 129
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From: South Florida
you are so right. I am not a large man but I did feel some discomfort in the inner thighs while riding in the heat. You are right powder helped--for awhile. Then I got a pair of that wicking performance underwear with no seams--big difference.
exactly what kind of underwear are you using and where do we find it.
exactly what kind of underwear are you using and where do we find it.
Tourer
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 305
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From: Nebraska
Totally agree on the UA or similar shorts. I didn't think I would care for them when I first tried them on,but after a long hot ride,I'm a believer. They work so well, that I've started wearing them to work in the summer months on hotter days. Sounds silly,but this may be one of the best touring tips I've seen on HD forums. After all If your in pain,How much fun can the ride be?
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2009
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Butt burn? Never heard of that before.........do you mean monkey butt? Hell, easier than shorts, powder or anything else........just buy a Corbin seat and be done with it!
I've been riding since the early 70s and I'm kind of a knucklehead.....just refused to believe that a seat that hard could be that comfortable after a couple of hours in the saddle.
I just surrendered about four years ago and bought a Corbin. I immediatly did a cross country ride and was amazed at what I'd heard for years was actually true. Yes, it's hard to the touch but comfortable to sit in. Even more comfortable after the first two hours.
Since then, I've done many 800 mile days and a couple of 1,000 mile days. It's the only seat that I've ever been able to do this on and I'm an old man now.
Oh, somebody mentioned size........6'4" at 220 lbs.
I've been riding since the early 70s and I'm kind of a knucklehead.....just refused to believe that a seat that hard could be that comfortable after a couple of hours in the saddle.
I just surrendered about four years ago and bought a Corbin. I immediatly did a cross country ride and was amazed at what I'd heard for years was actually true. Yes, it's hard to the touch but comfortable to sit in. Even more comfortable after the first two hours.
Since then, I've done many 800 mile days and a couple of 1,000 mile days. It's the only seat that I've ever been able to do this on and I'm an old man now.
Oh, somebody mentioned size........6'4" at 220 lbs.
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Gaylord Michigan
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Glad the info has helped. When I said Under Armor it was more for product recognition than a suggestion. Those things are freaken expensive.
No the ones I use do not have a fly. If someone finds some for $12 let me know and Im on the list.
The ones I got from wally work just fine and if you still play softball even have a built in cup holder (you know what I mean).
Be careful with the padded shorts. If not built correctly cotton will still touch the skin and recreate the problem. Other than that enjoy the extra padding.
The sheepskin covers work well but are much more expensive than comprssion shorts and ends up being something else to care for.
No the ones I use do not have a fly. If someone finds some for $12 let me know and Im on the list.
The ones I got from wally work just fine and if you still play softball even have a built in cup holder (you know what I mean).
Be careful with the padded shorts. If not built correctly cotton will still touch the skin and recreate the problem. Other than that enjoy the extra padding.
The sheepskin covers work well but are much more expensive than comprssion shorts and ends up being something else to care for.
Last edited by iceman5218; Jul 1, 2009 at 11:04 PM.
Road Master
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 929
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From: Central CA
I use these on long rides. Yeah, they look goofy but they do work and who's gonna see them anyway. Ride all day with no posterior discomfort (aka monkey butt).
http://ldcomfort.com/store/mens-dryline-shorts.html
http://ldcomfort.com/store/mens-dryline-shorts.html