Kinda personal but underwear???

[Dianyla]

Well, I prefer to ride with a bra. Yeah, it is just another sweaty garment that needs washing when I get home, but the thought of my nipples constantly rubbing against the jersey doesn't sound remotely amusing. Seems like it might sorta "ruff them up".

Not to mention, I'm far more comfortable with layers of fabric encapsulating each boob that prevents them from sticking and melting into eachother. Sorry, tmi.

[VeloVT]

Not to mention, I'm far more comfortable with layers of fabric encapsulating each boob that prevents them from sticking and melting into eachother. Sorry, tmi.

Several weeks ago it was 96-98 here and humid. I rode in just bike shorts and a sports bra. i'm sure this is seriously breaking some cardinal cycling fashion rule, (and could result in some spectacular road rash if one were to crash) but it's what I do when i run in the heat (except with running shorts, which are so much cooler than bike shorts...), so why not? I was still hot and soaked when I got back, but less than if I'd been wearing more, I'm sure.

[ehirsch83]

Emily,
Your not the only one! I was the smart one in the fall who bought light blue PI shorts, not realizing that I really sweat down there. After the first ride, I realized I am a big sweater! It looked like I had peed in my pants, quite funny! I had someone say to me, look your shorts even say IP(sine the PI logo is the opposite of their name).