There are tons of different types of chamois butter, from various companies that are special for different reasons. First you have “natural” ingredients, others have a cooling sensation, and some a numbing.

Now Hoo Ha Ride Glide is the first chamois butter created by women for women, because guys we are built different down there.

Some of you might be asking what chamois butter is.  Most roadies swear by chamois butter as it is a lube that goes on your skin in various “under” areas to help with chafing and saddle sores.  Some women can’t even ride with out it as their soft tissues down there are so sensitive.

I’ll be reviewing some Hoo Ha and seeing what I think.  I’ve used many different chamois butters over the years and I haven’t noticed too much of a difference, maybe Hoo Ha will really help!

Photo from EcoVelo

Over at EcoVelo they have a Civia Loring on review.  The bike is built up beautifully with front and rear racks, Bamboo wooden inlays and fenders, disc brakes, and  internally geared 9-speed shifting.

Hop on over to EcoVelo to see the beautiful bike review or to Civia to buy one!

A small birdy sent me previews of very hip looking ladies bikes from Raleigh Bicycles for 2010.  It looks like all parts of their ladies bike line up will be expanding.

Classic Roadster

$520 (Internally Geared 3 Speed)

AlleyWay

$1,425 Belt Drive!

Eva 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 & 8.0

$300, $330, $450 & 650

Calispell I8

$550

Alysa FT2

$725