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Hi everyone,

The move to traditional bikes and clothing from ten years back seems to be fairly over. Even its foremeost proponents have largely moved away from their own re-discoveries.
Thus it seems that even Rene Herse are not doing their cycling knickers anymore; in any case they’re not listed in their shop any longer, even “out of stock”, as would normally be the case were they only temporarily unavailable.
My own first pair (from 2016, under their old  brand Compass) are now beyond repair. And I dont’ find any replacements that don’t have a look far too sporty (like the Endura Humvee, with synthetic-looking fabrics, huge logos, lots of ungainly seams…), or too Victorian, or… Anyway they really do need to have a fairly cycling specific cut, so it’s not just about any hiking or hunting knickers that’ll fit the bill.

These items are pretty essential to my cycling wardrobe, in fact they’re indispensable. So I’ll keep hoping they turn up again on the RH website, but in the almost unthinkable case they don’t, does anyone have any suggestions? At all?

Many thanks indeed,
Martin

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[Anonymous]

No I don’t think so. On

No I don’t think so. On either of your assertions.

[Freddy56]

I think you are the last

I think you are the last person to cycle but what to look like you are riding a horse!

Set of baggie shorts and knee warmers, look better and less friction!

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