Baggy Mountain Bike Clothing, What to wear mountain biking

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Baggy Mountain Bike Clothing, What to wear mountain biking The correct mountain bike clothing can make your ride much more enjoyable. If you have ever wondered what to wear when mountain biking, then this video and its sibling video on tight mountain bike clothing are exactly what you want to see. When choosing what to wear when mountain biking, you want to stick with items that are durable, moisture wicking and well made. Especially with baggy mountain bike shorts you will want to find gear that has a high quality chamois, good stitching, durable material and a good inner liner with comfortable elastic leg grippers. I hope this video helps you choose the right kind of baggy mountain bike clothing for your rides. If you have any questions pelase leave them as a comment on this video. Subscribe to the channel, every friday we do a Best Mountain Bike & Cycling Videos segment and every Friday we have a new video on tips to make your mountain biking more fun! Tight mountain bike clothing video: http://youtu.be/BWINAOBqNuQ Texas Mountain Bike Trails - http://www.texasmountainbiketrails.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/texasmtbtrails Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/texasmtbtrails Texas Mountain Bike Trails helps new mountain bikers learn tips and find trails in Texas. Stop by and say hi, there is lots of information to learn. Texas Mountain Bike Trails - http://www.texasmountainbiketrails.com

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I wore a cotton tee shirt underneath a full sleeve shirt, and man was that the worst thing I have done so far on a ride lol

What about downhill? I don't want my junk flying around while I jump lol

I tried wearing baggies but I can't find any that will fit my legs. They get tight while I'm riding and create a lot of resistance when I pedal.

hi, i'm glad you did make this video! i got a question tho, you talked about the helmet you need to wear while mtb'ing. but does it matter witch helmet you will use? i personaly don't like the helmet you was showing in the video but i like the downhill helmets (those full face helmets with the glasses). wich is a better coise?

Why dose it matter what people think about you in the grocery store?

who the fk runs errands on a way to trail-ride?

good info Tex, but what type/brand underwear should one wear when riding?

Good video... question though. You said no underwear, makes sense... what about biking specific underwear (the kind that wicks moisture and is padded)... thoughts on wearing that under padded shorts? I've been wearing both and my ride is very comfortable... I get home and find everything seems to be fine down there... gotta say the shorts do have a tendency to not cover my back side 100% of the time, they tend to ride down, because the padded underwear adds more material... thoughts though? I might be more comfortable without the added underwear but let me know your thoughts.

Actually looking for input on a new pair of baggy shorts - which is better when choosing inseam length - over the knee or above? Currently have short inseam baggy shorts over my spandex compression/chamois shorts but see alot of 12 to 15 inch inseams. Don't these tend to pull on you knee while peddling?

On underwear...every body is different and some guys need to hold things a certain way... ahem...athletic supporters made from synthetics polyester etc (non cotton) do not hold moisture and are minimal amount of material under the short while holding things in place.

Do girls wear the same?

What about compressions? (Skins)

True about the store part....ive seen lots of men walking around the store with there bulge hanging out. Give me a break.

Ive always worn boxers under my shorts. Never had ANY sort of problem.

I was wondering if you could you wear compression shorts under pants?

How well does baggy shorts work on longer rides, from lets say 25 - 60 miles? Will it be fine, or so irritating that one would really prefer the tight stuff?

A very imformative video sir, it really helps me alot.
Thank you for the advice.