If you don't "want" to use bike shorts, you don't want to be comfortable
an equal amount. You can use the mountain bike kind, that look like
"regular" shorts.
For the ride I did yesterday, I specifically chose to ride with
traditional, skin-tight bike shorts. This is inconvenient for me, as the
lack of pockets is always a hassle. But I know those are more important
than anything with multiple layers of material in the crotch area. It
paid off handsomly. You can also wear skin-tight bike shorts under a
pair of regular shorts, kind of like underwear.
For your seat, I'd recommend the KH. You won't be disappointed and
you'll save a bunch of money.
--
johnfoss - More Moab Fun
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