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Water Warrior 2 05-23-2011 05:15 PM
Re: Floorboards
 
Be forewarned. Gel heats up like a frying pan in the sun. Gel material is a heat sink and soaks up sunshine and body heat very well. A sheep skin over a gel seat seems to work well though.

SpiritOaks 05-23-2011 09:37 PM
Re: Floorboards
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Water Warrior
Be forewarned. Gel heats up like a frying pan in the sun. Gel material is a heat sink and soaks up sunshine and body heat very well. A sheep skin over a gel seat seems to work well though.

Ooooooohhhhh.... :drool: that's all I would need in the hot Florida sun...while sitting at stop lights on the pavement...I'm waiting for my boots to melt to the ground already and it's not as hot as it will be in a few months...all I need is my arse melted to the seat too! :shocked:

Water Warrior 2 05-23-2011 09:58 PM
Re: Floorboards
 
A few puffs of talcum powder in your britches will help on a hot day. On a longer hotter ride my boots, britches and gloves get some powder. Armored mesh riding pants might be a dandy way to keep cooler in your location.

SpiritOaks 05-24-2011 08:36 AM
Re: Floorboards
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Water Warrior
A few puffs of talcum powder in your britches will help on a hot day. On a longer hotter ride my boots, britches and gloves get some powder. Armored mesh riding pants might be a dandy way to keep cooler in your location.

Ewwww....no so sure I can do powder...doesn't it "cake up" on yah, mixed with sweat? :puke: :crackup

mrlmd1 05-24-2011 09:57 AM
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SpiritOaks - I digress here. Look up an old member on here, Sarris. He's in New Port Richey, maybe 25-30 miles from you. He can give you more, personal, info on this bike than anyone and he may help you out with all sorts of questions.
And we all like smooth, clean, slidey dry butts.

Water Warrior 2 05-24-2011 01:12 PM
Re: Floorboards
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by SpiritOaks
Quote:
Originally Posted by Water Warrior
A few puffs of talcum powder in your britches will help on a hot day. On a longer hotter ride my boots, britches and gloves get some powder. Armored mesh riding pants might be a dandy way to keep cooler in your location.

Ewwww....no so sure I can do powder...doesn't it "cake up" on yah, mixed with sweat? :puke: :crackup
So far so good. t has been recommended by many riders on my other forum and never heard of a cake issue.

SpiritOaks 05-25-2011 08:25 PM
Re: Floorboards
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mrlmd1
SpiritOaks - I digress here. Look up an old member on here, Sarris. He's in New Port Richey, maybe 25-30 miles from you. He can give you more, personal, info on this bike than anyone and he may help you out with all sorts of questions.
And we all like smooth, clean, slidey dry butts.

ROFL!!! Funny thing to picture! And thanks for the suggestion....I will definitely look him up!

And Warrior...glad we're makin' no cakes here!

Water Warrior 2 05-25-2011 09:04 PM
Re: Floorboards
 
Susan, just Goggle "Anti Monkey Butt Powder". Much better than regular talc or so they say but either will work well when sitting on a bike during a warmish ride.

SpiritOaks 05-26-2011 06:42 AM
Re: Floorboards
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Water Warrior
Susan, just Goggle "Anti Monkey Butt Powder". Much better than regular talc or so they say but either will work well when sitting on a bike during a warmish ride.

Ahhhh...I've heard of that stuff! Thanks! :biggrin:
And back to Sarris for a moment....I realized that he also drives a Scion toaster, just like me! Only his is first gen...mine second. :rawk:

fluffy 05-26-2011 09:47 PM
Re: Floorboards
 
true, the bassist of my band uses it for his sweaty palms, works like a charm. and you won't have to worry about your butt looking like a monkey.
:rawk:


:skull: the fluffster :skull:


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