The saddle has seen regular use on my commuter for more than a year, and 
only recently has dye transfer become an issue. I've read elsewhere that it 
may be that I'm over Proofiding the saddle, but recently I had the issue 
both before and after applying oil (I've treated the saddle three times 
since new). I'll leave off from adding any more Proofide for the 
foreseeable future, and in the meantime wear a cover during longer rides 
(which, I agree, is an imperfect fix, as doing so defeats some of my 
purpose in using a leather saddle).

As to cycling Yellowstone, I'm unfortunately not much help. I'm a bit east 
of the park and reluctantly admit that I've never cycled it (I've really 
only progressively gotten more into cycling in the last three years or so). 
Hopefully, I'll be able to do Glacier in the near future, though, as that 
will be closer to my backyard after this week. 

I do know that there is generally a week in the very beginning of the 
season where most of the park is open just to cyclists. Otherwise, you are 
looking to face some rather heavy traffic, and people's behavior in this 
park especially seems to be without concern for safety (Google "bison 
selfie" for quick confirmation). Many people do cycle the park during the 
season's heyday, and they live to tell the tale.
 

On Sunday, July 26, 2015 at 1:36:41 PM UTC-6, Zach Duval wrote:

> I cycle. I cycle with a comfy, well-broken-in Brooks on my Sam, and due to 
> the comfortable nature of this setup, I cycle in my day-to-day shorts. I 
> sweat while cycling longish or hardish rides, and enjoy such rides. 
> However, I discover afterwards that I'be been left with a saddle-shaped 
> brown mark on my rear. 
>
> I here turn over my embarrassing predicament for the wisdom of Rivfolk. 
> Any advice? 
>
> Zach "generally seeking overall good hygeine/cleanliness" Duval 
>
>

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