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Sheepskin seatcovers
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Easy Rider
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Thanks. I've been looking for one.
It doesn't look good that no prices are listed on their web site......but we will see.
Hartco also builds seats
Hartco also builds seats for our Spyders...GREAT personal service...Built and delivered exactly when they said it would be...A VERY NICE COMFORTABLE seat...I have one for 2 years now and I'm VERY happy with it...Call and talk to Mark...(they are a site sponcer) larryd
Hartco also builds seats for our Spyders...GREAT personal service...Built and delivered exactly when they said it would be...A VERY NICE COMFORTABLE seat...I have one for 2 years now and I'm VERY happy with it...Call and talk to Mark...(they are a site sponcer) larryd
Easy Rider
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Looks like a road trip might be in order.
They are only about 50 miles from me.
They are only about 50 miles from me.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Another honorable mention are the Sheepskin seatcovers from Alaska Leather. They do mail order. Have several sizes and styles, including just sheepskin and sheepskin/gel combos.
Have always had a set for my Spyders. Prior to my hip replacement they were used/not used depending on the pain of the day.
As a former leather purveyor, we sold these items when they were very popular in the 80's. They do work. They offer insulation from the heat in the summer. Just don't leave them out in the rain.
Have always had a set for my Spyders. Prior to my hip replacement they were used/not used depending on the pain of the day.
As a former leather purveyor, we sold these items when they were very popular in the 80's. They do work. They offer insulation from the heat in the summer. Just don't leave them out in the rain.
HayRog
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YES !! they work, and YES - keep them outta the rain. They do dry off pretty quickly though when tied to the top case for an hour at 70mph.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
YES !! they work, and YES - keep them outta the rain. They do dry off pretty quickly though when tied to the top case for an hour at 70mph.
As long as they are pretty much new--water does not have to much of an effect on them. A year or older, and they will soak it up like a sponge.
I love soft heat. Better even than dry heat. Now, if I could just get a soft, dry heat I'd be in the pink! :joke:
Bob Denman
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Misty Mountain sheepskin seat covers...:thumbup:
Alaska leather
Been using sheepskins from Alaska Leather for > 10 years. They are very nicely done. And as far as getting them wet, I would argue this is not a problem at all as I spent 74 days on the ocean sitting on these for 10-12 hours a day and they performed admirably well, soaking up the salt.
JG
Been using sheepskins from Alaska Leather for > 10 years. They are very nicely done. And as far as getting them wet, I would argue this is not a problem at all as I spent 74 days on the ocean sitting on these for 10-12 hours a day and they performed admirably well, soaking up the salt.
JG
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