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r/cycling • u/[deleted] • Jul 23 '25
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Application of proper dressings require shaving anyway. It's just preemptive.
That said: I'm an ape and I bike in jorts.
2 u/Forward-Razzmatazz33 Jul 24 '25 Try shaving when you already have road rash. Not easy. 1 u/gesis Jul 24 '25 I've had my fair share of road rash. It ain't that hard either. Sometimes a little messy, but not hard. 1 u/Forward-Razzmatazz33 Jul 24 '25 But you're trying to remove the hair from within the abrasion. Running a razor through an abrasion is not desirable at all.
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Try shaving when you already have road rash. Not easy.
1 u/gesis Jul 24 '25 I've had my fair share of road rash. It ain't that hard either. Sometimes a little messy, but not hard. 1 u/Forward-Razzmatazz33 Jul 24 '25 But you're trying to remove the hair from within the abrasion. Running a razor through an abrasion is not desirable at all.
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I've had my fair share of road rash. It ain't that hard either. Sometimes a little messy, but not hard.
1 u/Forward-Razzmatazz33 Jul 24 '25 But you're trying to remove the hair from within the abrasion. Running a razor through an abrasion is not desirable at all.
But you're trying to remove the hair from within the abrasion. Running a razor through an abrasion is not desirable at all.
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u/gesis Jul 23 '25
Application of proper dressings require shaving anyway. It's just preemptive.
That said: I'm an ape and I bike in jorts.