byegad wrote:Just seen your post rand.
You need some Correx, an Estate agents sign will do but it's cheap enough to buy I used Google to find a mail order supplier.
Cut a size that is about 5" wider than the gap between the handlebars, this is so you can bend a flap either side to wrap up and protect you. It needs to be long enough to reach the back of the seat from the cross piece. Cut slots a little wider than the rails of the seat to go either side of the seat as you slide the central tab under the seat, an ICE seat pad helps keep it in place. Fold from the front of the slots so the wide flaps rest on the handlebars. This stops water spraying off the front wheel onto the lower part, as you sit, of your thigh. Total cost free if you use an estate agent sign or a couple of pounsds with new Correx.
Hope this helps.
Many thanks, Byegad. That's a great help.
Rand.