Question re removing a tight jersey...

[anonymous-user]

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[Disastrous]

[GnuBee]

Bookmarked in eager anticipation of Okgo's reaction to this latest contribution...

[anonymous-user]

Tight jersey? difficult to remove? cant get purchase on it? this sounds familar.....

You are Peter Sagan.

[BadgerBenji]

Is this you Dizzee?

[Vans]

Lift bottom of jersey up as high as you can under your arms, reach over shoulders and pull it over your head. Comes off inside out. Easy....lol

[TwistingMyMelon]

Lookin good: http://stevetilford.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09...

[TKF]

fking hell

Has to be a wind up, right?

[RealSquirrels]

this happens to me too, OP

[Fluffsri]

Eat more Salad!

[Jimbo.]

anonymous said:

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There's a lot to be said for full-length zips. But yes, jerseys are means to be a tight fit for best performance, and to hell with the practicalities.

A baselayer may help: that way the jersey slides over said baselayer, rather than sticks to yer' skin.

[Steve vRS]

Jimbo. said:

A baselayer may help: that way the jersey slides over said baselayer, rather than sticks to yer' skin.

That's what I do.



Then struggle to get the base layer off!

Steve

[Jimbo.]

Base layers aren't so much of an issue: stretchier and thanks to the whole wicking thing, not as sweaty as you'd think.

FWIW the more "mesh" like base layers are very good for this!

[Rouleur]

PP's very own Matt777/Airbrakes

[rhinochopig]

OP have you tried Rapha's Jersey Clotted Cream. It's a friction reducer designed for just such scenarios, and I believe has a race pedigree as it was worn by last weekend's Richmond Park tour winner.

It's a bargain too at only 149.99 for a 50ml tub.

[Gargamel]

Fits you perfectly you say ...?

[Rocksteadyeddie]

Rouleur said:

PP's very own Matt777/Airbrakes

Linky?

[Rocksteadyeddie]

anonymous said:

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Then I suggest you cast your net wider....

I look forward to your next thread entitled. "Wiping my own backside when in a vaguely cycling related environment"

[BPC7]

anonymous said:

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Don't agree with you. I have been in contact with OKGO many times and he has always been very friendly and helpful, just because he puts his point of view across and its not what you want to hear doesn't mean he is as you describe him.

[Rouleur]

Rocksteadyeddie said:

Rouleur said:

PP's very own Matt777/Airbrakes

Linky?

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/profile.asp?memberId=232446

He has something of a reputation...