I have that problem with my shorts. I figured it was rubbing against the seat - didn't think to check the velcro! Out to the garage with scissors next...
I have that problem with my shorts. I figured it was rubbing against the seat - didn't think to check the velcro! Out to the garage with scissors next...
I put a piece of black duct tape over the end of the strap. I didn't think there would be enough left to hold, if I cut it so severely. It's not noticeable at all.
Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler
I cut a piece from an old tube and put the velcro inside the tube. Once I velcroed the bag back on, I slid the bit of tube over the velcro.
I have pilling on my shorts in this area too, but alas, mine is from my thunder thighs rubbing on the seat. I wish I could cut the thunder thighs down like you guys have done with your velcro.
I have had the same problem. The part that gets me is the seatpost attachment (not the sides).
I wrap it up in electrical tape. It's so stretchy and sticky it works well to make a smooth fix. It's also relatively easy to get off.