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Subject: Bike Short Issues
I am having a problem with the front the pad on my bike shorts that is causing irritation on sensitive parts as a result of the seam connecting the pad to the front panels of the shorts. I have tried to "butter" up but after a 2+ hr ride I still get irritation/light abrasion that takes a couple days to heal. This is not a saddle sore issue.

I have tri shorts that don't give me issues but I have not worn them on a 2+ hr ride but will very soon tto see if the problem is with me not the gear.

I don't want to bash the company as they make good products. Is there a way to patch over the area to increase comfort? Do I need to put extra butter on both sides of the contact area?

Thanks for your assistance

Edited by tcarlson78 2015-02-04 6:01 PM
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