Back waist stretch panels on one piece, necessary?
So i'm looking at this cheap one piece that's on sale (as a backup of my current one), the thing is that its a classic racing leather suit and doesn't have stretch panels at the waist.
Would that mean it would be too restrictive in a tuck? My guess is yes?
Would that mean it would be too restrictive in a tuck? My guess is yes?
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Permalink Reply by Joe on
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I would say the best thing you could do would be to try them on if its not over ebay, but yeah I dont think its really a must have, if there a race suit they would have to have room to get into a crouched position on a bike at least.
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Permalink Reply by Gilbert on
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you think so? cause my logic was that ppl didn't crouch much when racing classic bikes unlike current bike racing, i could be entirely wrong though.
Joe said:I would say the best thing you could do would be try them on if its not over ebay, but yeah I dont think there really a must have, if there a race suit they would have to have room to get into a crouched position on a bike at least.
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Oh ok, i get what your saying you dont have a pic of the leathers at all do you?
Gilbert said:you think so? cause my logic was that ppl didn't crouch much when racing classic bikes unlike current bike racing, i could be entirely wrong though.
Joe said:I would say the best thing you could do would be try them on if its not over ebay, but yeah I dont think there really a must have, if there a race suit they would have to have room to get into a crouched position on a bike at least.
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its on ebay, i dont think ebay allows me to take the photos off the site
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Permalink Reply by Ash on
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it depends on how the leathers fit. you can get away with no accordian panel in the back, but the suit will have to be a lot looser, especially in the ass area. i have seen quite a few njk suits without it, but they are made with more extra room in that area to pull down tight when you tuck.
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