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  1. #16
    Join Date
    Jul 2005
    Location
    Seattle, WA
    Posts
    325

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    Knotted,

    You sort of read my mind.

    A while ago I wondered if putting Duoderm (a fine foam protein membrane) or the clear gelatinous square called ??? on the ichial tuberosites would prevent skin breakdown during a long ride. It is remenicent of using moleskin on the achilles before going on long hikes.

    I have some shorts with a heavier gel material (Flubber) that remind me of the product "X".

    I know both the items were still on the market as of two years ago. I think Duoderm was about $7 a 4" x 4" square.

    Of course if the covering would rub off or move during a ride that could be a problem.

    Quillfred

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  2. #17
    Join Date
    May 2006
    Location
    Corte Madera, California. Just North of the Golden Gate Bridge
    Posts
    5
    Thank you for all the help. I went with the warm to almost painfully hot washcloth idea and it helped. I also got new shorts. That helped. Plus a different seat. I just got back from a short ride and my angry twin bump is no worse and still on the mend, so I think I'm headed in the right direction. I am probably going to try that saline/jar thing next if it does not continue to heal. Partly just to see if I'm capable of doing it. It sounds very 18th century and I'm intrigued.

 

 

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