No Butts

The weather is getting colder and I’ve found myself caught behind some cyclists suffering from a very specific problem.

No Butts

It got me thinking… if I ever Kickstarted a bike-related accessory maybe it should be this:

No Butts

But I’m not going to Kickstarter it. I’m afraid it would actually be taken seriously and get crazy over-funded. So, for now, if you find your butt is getting frostbitten I recommend wearing a longer coat and/or belt.

 

 

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37 comments

  • PaulaB November 26, 2014  

    I’m always recommending pants by Duluth Trading Company to other cyclists. They’re made for people who make a living with their hands, so they’re incredibly sturdy (I’ve been riding almost every day in mine since 2011 and besides some of the dye wash fading, they’re not even worn a little bit in the seat/thighs) and they’re cut higher in the back to prevent crackage when bending over. Their women’s pants are also just as sturdy and full of pockets as the men’s.

    • Peter November 28, 2014  

      Duluth Trading Company also carries shirts with longer tails too… “crack spackle”

  • anniebikes November 26, 2014  

    Turn it into a fuzzy fanny pack!

  • Charlie November 26, 2014  

    Levi’s 511 commuter jeans are great. They have a higher rise in the back, the fabric is a little stretchy, and they have reflective specks in the material so they are visible at night.

  • sheldon November 26, 2014  

    Don’t remember seeing this is Minneapolis– be we know how to survive riding in real winter

  • pedal-fu November 26, 2014  

    I just tuck my shirt in…

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