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01-01.-2007, 12:47 PM
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Re: chamois creams?
I have used the Assos and although it worked well I prefer the Paceline chamois butter. When shorts had natural chamois I used Vaseline and it worked very well and actually protected the chamois but of course it was messy.
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01-01.-2007, 03:39 PM
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Re: chamois creams?
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Udderly Smooth! Cow Cream! I like it better than noxema and seems to hang around longer. Easy to clean out of clothes and hands. |
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