If you didn’t find a skirt above that you love, no worries! Really you can turn any skirt into a bike skirt.

Pin or tie your skirt up. For longer skirts, you want to make it temporarily shorter so it doesn’t get caught in your wheel. I’ve done this with some safety pins and/or a couple of elastic bands. Get a Bike That Has A Step-Thru Frame. Bikes with step-thru frames make wearing a skirt easier as you don’t have to pull your leg up over the frame to get on and off the bike. Wear leggings. If you don’t care about padding, you don’t need to buy a special liner–just wear leggings under your skirt! You can easily take them off when you get to work or wherever you’re headed. If you chose one of the skirts listed above, or if you are wearing a liner under an existing short-ish skirt, then you don’t really need to worry about modesty or the skirt getting caught in your wheel. Public Bikes If you’re trying to bike with a longer skirt or dress, however, OR you don’t have a liner to put under your skirt then consider these options:The ones included above do have some advantages–namely they are stretchy and designed to move well on the bike. Still, you might just want to bike to work (or the farmer’s market) in a cute, professional skirt that doesn’t look like you’re about to go to the gym. In that case, look for a pair of cycling underwear or a liner instead.