CommuterRun

When I went to college I used a full length locker in the men's locker room at the gym. Might have been an advantage of having a parent on the faculty in Phys Ed. It's been so long ago, I really don't recall. But anyway, I rode in, about 4-5 miles, locked my bike up back by the raquetball courts, showered and dressed, then walked everywhere. It was a small campus.

Sorry, I know that's not much help in your situation. You could try a desicant bag, as per Fattyfatskinny's suggestion, or Chephy's suggestion of riding in street clothes. That's what I used to do. I didn't even own any cycling specific clothing back then. A lot of my riding is still in street clothes.

I wouldn't leave clothes, nor anything else for that matter, hanging on my bike and expect it to be there when I got back.

cyclezealot

Sounds like a backpack or pannier to carry one change of clothes is the easiest. Shorts take a while to dry, but my jersey's are pretty fast. Maybe you just need an extra set of shorts.

LittleBigMan

Ride naked, and you'll be hangin' plenty...



(Er, sorry...just jokin' )

BarracksSi

Only on a saddle with a cutout, though..........

cyclezealot

I'd never ride naked. Can you imagine your stuff gettting caught up about the saddle rails. Heck, I don't like it when regular shorts gets caught up about the horn

Zero_Enigma

It's all about the chafage male or female.

Praxis

I generally dry out my gear as I shower, which mostly works. I'll usually bring an extra shirt (usually a Wal-Mart wicking shirt) so it's guaranteed to be clean and dry. Shorts are both more expensive and bulkier, so I don't generally bring shorts.