your thoughts on sheep skin seat covers
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04-07-2007, 09:35 AM
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RE: your thoughts on sheep skin seat covers
I like my Sheep skin cover it is great for summer riding no hot seat and help keep down monkey butt by wicking the sweat from your pants.
I got one from a vendor at a rally for $35 and it attaches to the seat by elastic bad with a quick release on both sides of the seat and can be remove quick if it starts raining etc....
I got one from a vendor at a rally for $35 and it attaches to the seat by elastic bad with a quick release on both sides of the seat and can be remove quick if it starts raining etc....
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04-07-2007, 01:57 PM
RE: your thoughts on sheep skin seat covers
I have been using them for years and can't ridewithout one. Alaskaleather.com is one of the best companies I have ever dealt with--have bought 4 pads from them.
I usually get black, but just got a natural one for my new Road Glide. It's all molted, gray, brown, black and looks like it came off a wild animal but sure does a good job. Just returned from a 1,500 mile trip and it was very comfortable. Just about everywhere I stopped, someone was asking me about it and where to get one.
They are worth a least 10 times what they cost in the summer. No sweaty vinyl butt, and no more roasting your nuts off after the bike has been sitting in the sun a while.If they get wet, take it off, slap it against a tree, blot it with a towel and you are good to go.
I usually get black, but just got a natural one for my new Road Glide. It's all molted, gray, brown, black and looks like it came off a wild animal but sure does a good job. Just returned from a 1,500 mile trip and it was very comfortable. Just about everywhere I stopped, someone was asking me about it and where to get one.
They are worth a least 10 times what they cost in the summer. No sweaty vinyl butt, and no more roasting your nuts off after the bike has been sitting in the sun a while.If they get wet, take it off, slap it against a tree, blot it with a towel and you are good to go.
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04-07-2007, 05:59 PM
RE: your thoughts on sheep skin seat covers
ORIGINAL: truegentlemann
what is every ones thoughts on sheep skin seat covers?
how do they attach to the bike or seat?
what is every ones thoughts on sheep skin seat covers?
how do they attach to the bike or seat?
Seriously, I had them in one of my trucks.. I didn't like them at all. Could not imagine them on the bike!
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04-07-2007, 09:32 PM
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RE: your thoughts on sheep skin seat covers
ORIGINAL: hartick
my dad gave me his on my first sturgis trip (seattle to sturgis). loved it from day 1. it has a slit for the rider backrest, and just throws over the seat. quick and easy. plus on cold nights, doubles as a blanket.
my dad gave me his on my first sturgis trip (seattle to sturgis). loved it from day 1. it has a slit for the rider backrest, and just throws over the seat. quick and easy. plus on cold nights, doubles as a blanket.