Jersey comes un-tucked and rides up chest protector during moto

[cgirouard423]

Very dumb question. But I'll ask anyways. Just wondering if anyone else has this problem. My jersey (fully tucked in and pants tight on gate) comes untucked during the moto and then rides up my chest protecter, which is obviously very uncomfortable. I then always have to keep pulling it down coming into corners and such, which is slowing me down, and really getting annoying. I have this problem with both sets of gear I have. Again, I know this is dumb, but just wondering if anyone else has (or had) this problem. Thanks.   ?

[darren013]

I haven't had that problem but I can see how it would be annoying, Have you thought about getting a Kidney belt? That would probably keep your jersey in place

[cgirouard423]

I haven't had that problem but I can see how it would be annoying, Have you thought about getting a Kidney belt? That would probably keep your jersey in place

I have one and wear one. I never thought about using that to hold it down. Lol. I knew my answer was probay as simple as that. Thanks. Haha

[Matriox HD]

Go the cheap way and buy some Velcro and stitch it on, strap up before the race.

[Bill_B]

For years I had a similar situation with my pants literally falling off me, Fricken drove me crazy! Constantly had to pull them up. I'm an older vet rider and when you get older your butt shrinks and ur belly gets bigger lol ha ha, making your pants fall off. I tried some suspenders and it has solved the problem entirely. Im thinking it may help keep your jersey in the pants. You may get some shit for how they look but if you ware a chest protector like I do you can't really see them. I got some heavy duty ones for construction work/ tool belt at Lowes. May work for you.

Edited August 21, 2013 by Bill_B

[yzdaddy]

Try a bigger jersey

[SnowMule]

Do your jerseys have the rubbery-grippy stuff on the tail?

 

Couple smudges of RTV may help with the issue.

[mustards12s]

Rtv or silly cone on the tail.. Kidney belts make my pants fall!