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To sheepskin or not
- Thread starter bandman
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AKsuited
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I am probably in the minority, but the Russell did not work for me. It cut off circulation to my right foot.
Harry
26667
the Wizard of Oz
I had a sheepskin pad that I bought with my firsr BMW in '82, and loved it. Couple years ago I replaced it w Alaska leather pad and had the opposite reaction. It didn't "work" very well, AND it attracted flies!!
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But I'm gonna try and cheap out and use the baby sheepskin
that our "baby" no longer sleeps on. I'm trying to figure out how to attach it, or who I can take it to to sew in some straps for under the seat.
. But I'm gonna try and cheap out and use the baby sheepskin
that our "baby" no longer sleeps on. I'm trying to figure out how to attach it, or who I can take it to to sew in some straps for under the seat.
12907
Vern
I've used a sheepskin for many a mile, wouldn't leave home without one. When we got our Wing we bought a car sheepskin and cut it down to fit. I use generic sheepskins, nothing fancy or motorcycle specific. If you go the cheap route like me, make sure you DO NOT get a long hair skin, make sure it's short hair. Long hair skins do a poor job of keeping you cool. Just my 2 cents.
Forgot to mention, but you can wash it in the washer and dry it in the dryer for a feeling like NEW!
Voni
sMiling
I use Woolite and a bucket then it drips dry to like new & refluffs itself. Hey, mine is covered in the rain too, but I kinda think its the size of my butt that does that ?
