Womens Padded Bike Pants & Underwear
A selection of womens padded bike pants and padded underwear to suit your style of riding clothing and the time you spend on the bike.
Supporting you to get the right bike pants so you can ride with a SMILE.
Padded Bike Underwear
goRide Womens goUnders – Full Brief: High or Mid Waist Style $79.00
A padded full brief underwear keeps you comfortable on and off the bike. You get to choose what you wear on the bike – everyday, recreation or working style clothes. The choice is yours… LEARN MORE
3/4 Padded Pant – Recreation
Terry Holster Hi Rise Capri $189.00
A padded 3/4 pant designed for a relaxed, comfortable fit. Ultra wide, ultra high waist. Ideal for recreation riders, curvy bodies or those who want a casual style & great coverage… LEARN MORE
3/4 Padded Pant – Endurance
Terry Knicker Capri $189.00
A padded 3/4 touring or endurance pant perfect for distances, multi-day riding or uneven terrain. Guaranteed comfort with soft, yet durable & breathable, fabric & thread. Ultimate protection with a endurance specific women’s chamois… LEARN MORE
Padded Bike Underwear – Endurance
goRide Womens Endurance goUnders- Full Brief: High or Mid Waist Style $89.00
Our NZ made womens full brief bike underwear are now available with an endurance chamois. Best suited for longer rides, frequent biking or for women who are particularly uncomfortable on the seat… LEARN MORE
What is the padded bike pant solution for you? Your success is different to others… use our stories and support, get the right solution
Padded Bike Pant Buying Guide
What is the best padded bike pant solution for you? There are many factors to consider in your decision. Use our Buying Guide to get the right solution.
Womens goUnders Style Guide
Learn more on the available styles of goUnders and what will suit you and your riding?
Why Wear Padded Bike Pants?
Read this goRide story – Understand why purchasing a pair of bike pants may be a good solution for you?
Be Comfortable on Your Bike Seat Guide
What is the best way for you to be comfortable on your seat? There are many contributing factors to bike seat comfort. Use our Buying Guide to get the right seat comfort solutions.
Be comfortable on your E-bike seat
Read this goRide story – Are you comfortable on your E-bike seat? Understand how you can improve your riding experience.
Ride More Places
Read stories about NZ trails, tracks and parks. find out what other families and riders are doing. Be inspired! Is this ride an option for you or your family?
Bike Saddle Buying Guide
What is the best bike saddle for the type of riding you do? There are many factors to consider in your decision. Use our Buying Guide to get the right bike saddle.
Bike Gear Stories
A collection of stories that will help you learn about bike gear. goRide supports you to get the right bike gear so you can smile when you ride.
Support and inspire other riders and families to ride
Share your riding outings, adventures and experiences on our quick and easy question and answer forms. Join us in helping others ride bikes. All entries receive a free shipping coupon and go into our seasonal prize draw.
goRide supporting women and families to SMILE when you ride
Helmet Fit
To find the natural crease line of your waist, stand straight with hands at the side. Then bend sideways running the hand down the outside surface of the leg. This movement will produce a crease at the waist so place your measuring tape on this crease. Return to standing straight and place the tape measure around your waist at your crease point (usually the narrowest part of your torso).
Firstly you will need to find the point 2cm above the top of their knee cap.
To find your inside leg measurement stand with heels against a wall. Place a book between your legs as high up as it will go. Move away from the wall keeping the book against it. Place a tape measure at the top end of the book and let it drop to the floor.
To find the natural crease line of your waist, stand straight with hands at the side. Then bend sideways running the hand down the outside surface of the leg. This movement will produce a crease at the waist so place your measuring tape on this crease. Return to standing straight and place the tape measure around your waist at your crease point (usually the narrowest part of your torso).
