Embrocation

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gazza285

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10,381 posts

220 months

Saturday 28th December 2024
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So ten years ago I was gifted a large pot of Rapha Winter Embrocation, which I have been using sparingly ever since. I now find that Rapha no longer make this fine product, and indeed haven’t for many a year.

Does the hive mind have any recommendations for a suitable replacement? Hopefully before the cyclocross and cross country running seasons end.

smifffymoto

4,941 posts

217 months

Sunday 29th December 2024
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Tiger Balm do a very good linament,how good it is for a cyclist I don’t know.

Andy OH

1,940 posts

262 months

Sunday 29th December 2024
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You could try Assos Chamois Cream

gazza285

Original Poster:

10,381 posts

220 months

Sunday 29th December 2024
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Andy OH said:
You could try Assos Chamois Cream
On my knees?

Tindersticks

2,438 posts

12 months

Sunday 29th December 2024
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Andy OH

1,940 posts

262 months

Sunday 29th December 2024
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gazza285 said:
Andy OH said:
You could try Assos Chamois Cream
On my knees?
Apologies, should have read your post properly banghead

How about a decent pair of knee warmers or 3/4 length bib tights?



Edited by Andy OH on Sunday 29th December 18:23

oddman

3,042 posts

264 months

Monday 30th December 2024
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Andy OH said:
gazza285 said:
Andy OH said:
You could try Assos Chamois Cream
On my knees?
Apologies, should have read your post properly banghead

How about a decent pair of knee warmers or 3/4 length bib tights?



Edited by Andy OH on Sunday 29th December 18:23
Better to make the mistake that way round. TBF the old Assos chamois cream was full of warming minty goodness until they changed it.

Steve vRS

5,151 posts

253 months

Tuesday 31st December 2024
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Andy OH said:
gazza285 said:
Andy OH said:
You could try Assos Chamois Cream
On my knees?
Apologies, should have read your post properly banghead

How about a decent pair of knee warmers or 3/4 length bib tights?



Edited by Andy OH on Sunday 29th December 18:23
Not for a muddy CX course. Luckily this year has been mild so shorts have been enough for me. I do warm up in those zip up over trousers which help.

julianm

1,641 posts

213 months

Wednesday 1st January
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Winter-Warming-Strong-Eff...

Not just for horses - good for creaky knees!