What chamois do these use. The older "4D" chamois or the seamless 1:1 chamois. Looks like the 1:1 is green (from the Pearl Izumi web site).
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Mine are red. Not sure what they are called - the only seams on mine are around the outside of the chamois.
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They only work with SPD-SL. Very good shoe. I've had them for about 3 months now, and put about 300 miles a week in the saddle and I have no complaints.
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Thank you for your question. They only come in black/green.Warmest,Dorsey D.ActiveForever
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I don't remember but I do not recommend. They are white, not clear and smaller than most. I use the PediFlex Gel, I think it is called. They (Pedi-Flex) last a long time even though sometimes they tear at the seam.
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Yes they come with a chamois but it is not very thick like in high end riding shorts.
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The number after the C represents the color, So GR004-C1 and GR004-C2 are the same model, different colors. As for the differences between the models themselves, it's just the design
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My set came in Green, Black and Red. I saw the same set at a campground store and checked in the boxes. Every set at the store had a different set of colors, so it just seems to be random. I am a beginner but they did seem to work fine, but I am concerned with having a green and black disc for tight courses with trees.
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The green are larger, and I think less versatile. The red ones are extremely easy to use and very versatile -- I've even used them in a pinch, when I don't have a paper clip, or they're great to clip pieces of fabric together when piecing a quilt.
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They have three different lengths. Long, Med, and short. I think the short look more natural. I didn't get to use them because I had some eye problems. Good Luck with them if you buy them !!
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From what I've read, the Conti GP 4-Seasons only come in three sizes - 23, 25 & 28mm. The 700x28's are what I bought to replace my old Vittoria 700X32's. The 700x28 is a significantly narrower tire (which is what I wanted) and they actually measure closer to 26mm. The benefit is a significantly faster-rolling tire than any 32-35mm tire (and most other 28's, too!). The negative is a harsher ride, especially compared to big, cushy 35mm's. I've had a few flats with them, so they're not as 'bulletproof' as they're made out to be, but all-in-all, they're great tires!
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Haven't used the Izumi but cannot imagine it would do a better job than Conair. I would buy it again. Tried to buy for my son-in-law but it was on back-order.
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1/3/4 in black with the straps is the newer version that they'll send. The white is the first version so not sure why they're still using those photos.
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they are both good for fair skin. Depending on your under tone, if your pink then I suggest go with the C21 and beige for the C23. Hope that answer your question :)
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The farthest I've gone in them is 40 miles. A Century ride, personally I'd go with a more proven name. I like Pearl Izumi myself. I mean their not bad but a Century ride, not happening. You cant beat the price though.Good for 40 or 50 mile stuff. Any longer my first choice is P.I.
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Waldemiro, When I ordered the Ergons they said the same thing. The add said GC5 but they sent GC3 which turned out to be the same. You need to make sure that you get the right length to match the type of shifters. They have shorter body for use with grip shifter and longer for lever shifters. These are in my opinion the most comfortable gripe that I have ever used for Mt. Biking.
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Domenic, If you are refering them as hanfing like old school 10 speed shifters used too? Those are NON AERO style shifters. If you you are looking for shifters like these that are listed they are AERO style version where the cables are hidden when you wrapped them with bar tape. Hope this helps
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Since they're made out of silk, I don't think that they would chaff. However, I never wore them while riding that long on a bike. Depending on what type of material you wear on top, they could start to fray. I wore mine under jeans a lot and they eventually started to fray in some areas. That was after about three winters of wearing them constantly.