Motoskivees. Not guzzi but rider content!

[PICKLEKOOKEN]

I do a lot of riding, not as much as some but more than others. Trying to get a comfortable seat can be time consuming and costly. Don't misunderstand a good seat Is a must. How ever I have added to my arsenal for long riding. I have gotten me a pair of "MOTOSKIVEES". I and with a couple days of riding I do like. I took some familiar rides and I can feel the difference. I do admit they fell like a full diaper when walking but my but sure likes them.  I got the adventure skivees. they Have sport, adventure , and for the cruiser with gel pad in a specific place for the bike /ride. Can't wait for the National get some real miles on them. Pickle.

[Aaron D.]

I am sure htye are a fine product, and the "diaper feel" is a great temptation.

But I refuse to consider "adventure skivees". Period.

[ChuckH]

I've used lycra bicycle riding shorts for many years.  They're probably about the same thing with the padding in the sitting area.  They're great for bicycling (actually a necessity) and not too bad for motorcycling (probably give you an additional 100 miles/day of comfortable riding).

Ride safe.

[Mayor_of_BBQ]

TOMMY JOHN

(Not Tommy Hilfiger)


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[OlderSlower]

I used MotoSkivees on a trip last fall and they worked great.  Easy to wash at night and dry by following day (I took 2 pairs).  They felt "normal" after a few minutes and they did seem to make a difference.  Of course I had a Russell seat too...

[groundhog105]

I also have a pair that I use sometimes. They definitely work as advertised.

[Lannis]

Well, the Full Diaper comment caught my attention, since I regularly care for my 1-1/2 and 3-year-old granddaughters and it's a timely and topical subject.

I have a wonderful Russell seat on my Guzzi, and I have great semi-boxer "Ex Officio" underwear that is the ONLY kind I ever wear any more, it's so comfortable.   

HOWEVER, on a 350 mile ride Saturday (the first of the season), I was wearing cotton Columbia pants which are normally very comfortable, but they kept riding up on me and putting my wedding tackle in a tight bind, where I would have to stand up on the pegs and "shake it down" every once in a while, which is not always comfortable or convenient.

Jeans do the same thing very often ... so I got to wondering ....

You see these things on old movies and such, and sometimes on moto-police officers overseass.   Langlitz still sells them.

Has anyone ever worn these?   I'd never suspect anyone of lying, but do you have a PICTURE of yourself wearing these?   I can understand if you want to leave all that buried in the past ... but I would actually spring for a pair of these if they solved the "binding" problem on a long trip for good and all.



Lannis

[wrbix]

Problem w cycling shorts is the padding or chamois only covers the contact area of s bicycle seat. Rowing shorts such as from Regatta Sports has wider sitting area pad

[groundhog]

Well, the Full Diaper comment caught my attention, since I regularly care for my 1-1/2 and 3-year-old granddaughters and it's a timely and topical subject.

I have a wonderful Russell seat on my Guzzi, and I have great semi-boxer "Ex Officio" underwear that is the ONLY kind I ever wear any more, it's so comfortable.   

HOWEVER, on a 350 mile ride Saturday (the first of the season), I was wearing cotton Columbia pants which are normally very comfortable, but they kept riding up on me and putting my wedding tackle in a tight bind, where I would have to stand up on the pegs and "shake it down" every once in a while, which is not always comfortable or convenient.

Jeans do the same thing very often ... so I got to wondering ....

You see these things on old movies and such, and sometimes on moto-police officers overseass.   Langlitz still sells them.

Has anyone ever worn these?   I'd never suspect anyone of lying, but do you have a PICTURE of yourself wearing these?   I can understand if you want to leave all that buried in the past ... but I would actually spring for a pair of these if they solved the "binding" problem on a long trip for good and all.



Lannis

That is one reason I never wear jeans. Leathers are so much more comfortable. I also use underwire from LD Comfort. They don't ride up and don't have seems in the wrong place.

[charlie b]

Lannis,

Have you tried the Diamond Gussett jeans?  They are cut a bit different in that area.