I've found washing my bike shorts with my motorcycling jacket and forgetting to close up all the velcro on the jacket tends to take all the slick outta the shorts...they now look all fuzzy/picked/pulled.
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05-21-2007, 08:17 AM #1
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05-21-2007, 01:10 PM #2
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I've never tried this on my bike saddle, though I wish I had some the other day when apparently some of my BikeLust made it onto my saddle--took 30 miles or so before it felt rubbed off. But I swear by this for my equestrian saddle. It probably grips leather to leather best, but it says it works on fabrics. I'd apply it to the saddle--it'll go on better than on your shorts.
http://www.sadl-tite.co.uk/
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