[lifegetter]

I found boxer shorts help a great deal for long trips...seams don't get in the way as much. There are biker pants and shorts designed with similar concerns.

 

[abm]

I found boxer shorts help a great deal for long trips...seams don't get in the way as much. There are biker pants and shorts designed with similar concerns.

oh for heavens sakes....

 

[Anon]

I did my first really long ride, and chose to use bicycling shorts. These are moisture-wicking, and have a built-in padding.

Trust me, 100 miles in a bike ride is SUBSTANTIALLY more difficult down there, than a 1,000 mile motorcycle ride. The shorts were a key component to comfort and lack of fatigue/irritation at the end of 19 hours in the scooter-saddle.

 

[ted vonk]

I ware and take along 2 (3 total) shammy type boxer bathing suits which I ware under my mesh riding suit. I carry a little bottle
of Tide and wash the suit out at night. It dries on the bike the next day. Plus when you get to the motel your the first in the pool. Cuts down on packing on a multi day ride. Last summer I took a circle trip of Lake Superior and on a 85+ degree
day stopped at one turn out and refreshed in the cold Lk. Superior while my buddies watched. I learned this trick from a BMW rider.
Ted Vonk

 

[Scootereno]

Boxers and shorts give the best ventilation.
Ad mesh pants to hide the unsightly views. :thumbup: :lol:

 

[cactuspwr]

Boxers and shorts give the best ventilation.
Ad mesh pants to hide the unsightly views. :thumbup: :lol:

x2

 

[PKGuy323]

I find the boxer briefs give me the best comfort. Boxers are too "loose" and whitey tighties ride up and are too tight.

 

[bigfoot]

Full Commando plus talcum powder.

Every long trip since 1972.

Never had Monkey Butt since. :thumbup: