KHABAR BIKE (Cycling News) - MTB

From Salt Lake City Weekly: 'Local male bicyclists are up in arms about proposed new legislation that would ban form-fitting spandex bike shorts. Mike Funk, president of the Foothill Bicycle Club, led an angry contingent of male bicycling enthusiasts—all wearing tight, black shorts, as they staged a "ride-in" on Main Street last Monday... There were a few tense moments when the cyclists were confronted with a group called Citizens for Decent Public Attire. The CDPA, which has been instrumental in pushing the legislation banning bike shorts, is led by an energetic retired nurse named Verna Tillis, who always carries with her several pairs of men's baggy khaki shorts. When Verna offered the baggy shorts to the scantily attired male cyclists and urged them to cover up, several of the cyclists brushed her aside and vociferously asserted their right to wear gender-specific anatomy-friendly shorts anywhere they wanted to.' More