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07-26-2009, 10:02 PM

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After a quick look at that website and from your job he did for you Steve ....hes good value and does do great work !

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07-27-2009, 02:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Harry_T_Hamster

My seat was £65 but you'd need postage on top of that

http://www.tonyarcher.co.uk/

give him a ring and see how much

And don't forget that hamsters seat is good for over 10 hours in the saddle in one day - haha

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07-27-2009, 09:09 AM

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And don't forget that hamsters seat is good for over 10 hours in the saddle in one day - haha

Far too many post these days are revolving around my buttocks.

But he is right - I used to only get a couple of hours in before my backside was numb, now I can go for hours

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07-27-2009, 05:38 PM

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Sheep skin baby!!!

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Originally Posted by hawkwind

The cover on my seat is just about shot! I know Harry had a really nice cover made for his bike , but money is tight in the Hawkwind house , so was thinking of having a go at covering it myself .

Anyone out there covered their own seat , how difficult is it?

Hawk,
Go ahead and get the sheep skin covers. I never thought I would have bought them but they are so comfy. Alaska Leather sells the driver and passenger sections seperate. They simply strap on and off you go. If you get your seat recovered these will protect it as well. Don't forget to post your pictures. Later, JD

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