NEW AND PUMPED....need xxl apparel help please

[laura*]

To hide your bottom, you could try a cycling skort. Here's one option:

http://www.teamestrogen.com/prodTY_1899.html

I have a pair each of the Terry Flare Skorts and Pro Racer Skorts. The Flares are stretchier and drape better, though I'm afraid of snagging them on something. The Pro Racers are made of stiffer fabric. While riding, I'm not bothered by the skirt portion of either one.

[wackyjacky1]

Welcome!

I am a big fan of the Mt. Borah underliners that are worn under regular shorts. Super light and comfy; the chamois is minimal but awesome. I also have a pair of Mt. Borah Baggy Shorts that are pretty nice, too. Got both of 'em from the TE store.

I haven't found any jerseys that I feel comfortable in (I don't like stuff that's too clingy) so I just wear t-shirts.

[milkmade]

Thanks for all of the advice............the weather has been down right cold, but I am going to layer up for an early ride on Saturday morning no matter what. Thanks again...........I'll sleep on it on decide what to do tomorrow. I am happy to have found all of you.

[canonsue]

You go Girl!!!!!!!!!!!

[TrekTheKaty]

Good job! Don't let wardrobe get you down--just get out there. I wear oversized moisture-wicking t-shirts over my bicycle shorts--so nobody has to see my belly

[canonsue]

I am just getting back into cycling so I went to REI men's department and bought a nice wicking tshirt (loose fit). It feels like cotton but is not. For only $25.00, I am pleased to have a comfortable shirt for hiking, biking and other exercise. (I need to loose about 40 lbs.)

-Sue

[Fish_Lady]

It's good to know that others are in the same boat that I am! I say good for you!