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I've done it. (In fact old dress pants are where I get my bicycling shorts.) Usually left the coat, shirt and tie off (rolled in pannier) and rode in my undershirt. Tuck pant leg into sock. The saddle will not affect the trouser haunch as most of your weight will be on your sacrum and your legs are far enough out from the tongue to rub. (Walking will subject them to more rubbing.)Originally Posted by Master Squirrel
Aside from the obvious perils associated with sweat, can this be done? Will trousers get chewed-up from the saddle? Is any other part of the suit going to be subject to un-due wear or strain? My boss is considering this and I want to hear if it'll work from someone that has actually done it.Originally Posted by The Louche
Good advice. I've done it plenty. What is certain is that if you don't tuck or secure your pant leg in some way, you will get bike grease on your cuff.Originally Posted by Brogued
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