cold butt problem

Erik Voldengen

2005-03-20



Just wear two pairs of shorts? That's what I do.



jack toland

2005-03-19



Dear Cold Butt,



You might try ear muffs and or a scarf around your ass, too.



Maybe wrap that into the last two or three suggestions offered and see what

happens, eh?



For best results put that #3 leg balm on your ass, then splash some cold

water on it, pull up your shorts and stand by. You may want to have your

tires pumped before hand!



Ciao ciao!

JT















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From: Dave Whitlinger [mailto:david.l.w-@intel.com]

Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 7:55 PM

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Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] cold butt problem



In the Everest region of Nepal, it's called Sherpa tea. Tea, butter,

and yak or goat milk.

Dave



-----Original Message-----

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Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 3:28 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] cold butt problem



Dear Cold Butt,



Might you consider eating more butter? I understand

Everestt mountainieers practically live on sticks of

solid butter and rarely, if ever, have I heard one

complain of a cold buttocks.



Toasty in Ashland



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Whitlinger, David L

2005-03-19



In the Everest region of Nepal, it's called Sherpa tea. Tea, butter,

and yak or goat milk.

Dave



-----Original Message-----

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Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 3:28 PM

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Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] cold butt problem



Dear Cold Butt,



Might you consider eating more butter? I understand

Everestt mountainieers practically live on sticks of

solid butter and rarely, if ever, have I heard one

complain of a cold buttocks.



Toasty in Ashland



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.David.Auker.

2005-03-19



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    Stuff a piece o' wool (or poly-fleece) where you are cold, and your

shorts will hold it in place. Micro-zonal layering.



    David



david baker wrote:



 hey all,

any thoughts on how to keep my butt warmer when I am trying to

ride with bib shorts. I use leg warmers and they are warmer than the

shorts. I have full leggings, but they I would cover up logos on the

shorts, unless I put them on the inside, but they do not have pads.

thanx



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you are cold, and your shorts will hold it in place.  Micro-zonal

layering.<br>

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cover up logos on the shorts, unless I put them on the inside, but they

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Michael O'Hair

2005-03-19



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Think layers. Wear a pair of bibs under a pair of bib tights under your "logo" bibs. Just make sure you have emptied whatever needs emptying before you suit up.





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hey all,

any thoughts on how to keep my butt warmer when I am trying to ride with bib shorts. I use leg warmers and they are warmer than the shorts. I have full leggings, but they I would cover up logos on the shorts, unless I put them on the inside, but they do not have pads.

thanx







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am trying to ride with bib shorts. I use leg warmers and they are warmer

than the shorts. I have full leggings, but they I would cover up logos on

the shorts, unless I put them on the inside, but they do not have

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Stephen Maluk

2005-03-19



Dear Cold Butt,



Might you consider eating more butter? I understand

Everestt mountainieers practically live on sticks of

solid butter and rarely, if ever, have I heard one

complain of a cold buttocks.



Toasty in Ashland



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Clark Ritchie

2005-03-19



I suggest a liberal application of Cramer's Atomic

Balm. After that cold cheeks will be the last of your

butt worries.



Cheers,

Clark







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david baker

2005-03-19



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hey all,

any thoughts on how to keep my butt warmer when I am trying to ride with bib shorts. I use leg warmers and they are warmer than the shorts. I have full leggings, but they I would cover up logos on the shorts, unless I put them on the inside, but they do not have pads.

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am trying to ride with bib shorts. I use leg warmers and they are warmer

than the shorts. I have full leggings, but they I would cover up logos on

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