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KMACR
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DJ, you're a nut. We love it :)

Have a trip coming up as well and will be going with Alaska Leather----sheepskin. My vote.
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I ave heard bad things about the beaded seats. Like they leave little bruises all over you arse. Not good on the first day of a multiday trip.
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I have heard that the beaded seats come complete with the gold crown air freshner - just like the cabbies in NYC.
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UMMMM, GOOD...... :smt080
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Had those beaded ones. They will get loose and the beads will fall out one by one. Garbage. Also if your hind is not juicy enough, you will have pain in the ....
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Post by hank »

Bought 2 of these sheepskin pads online yesterday arrived this morning, great service. Great value at only £20 ($40) including delivery.

http://www.lambland.co.uk/shop/sheepski ... p-975.html

I will fit them and give them a test run at the weekend and hopefully we won't suffer from numb bum.

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Post by geothepencil »

Am I the only one who uses both an Airhawk and an Alaska Buttpad sheepskin at the same time ? I don't worry about the sliding around part and haven't found it to be a problem. I do use the low seat I keep around for low riders sometimes when using both.

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Post by Robert_winter_1000 »

OU812,
Please tell us your experience with the sheepskin. Is it as good as you expect?
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10 Things I love about my sheepskin....

1. Comfy
2. Reliably fluffs up again, time after time
3. Good looking
4. Keeps me from slipping forward on my seat
5. I can easily get at least an extra 100 miles a day.
6. Simple to put on and take off
7. Climate controlled....warm on cold days, cool on hot days
8. Afordabe (as parts and pieces go)
9. Same color as my bike...black, which no doubt makes me go faster.
10. Holds a few clinging dog hairs so that I can think of my yellow lab
even when I've left her at home.

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Post by Trapper »

So Hank

How were the sheepskin pads?

Did they do the trick?

(Also - how do they fix to the bike?)

Cheers
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