I need mesures (saddle)

Here are patterns to make a seat cover, it might help you out. I'm not
good at making things, but I did make a seat cover following these
patterns and it worked good.

http://tinyurl.com/68m8l
http://tinyurl.com/5r2r4

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tank you.
Is good, I printed but just lack scale.
How is the maximus mesure, point to point, only to I find out the scale
and apply to others mesures?
Tank U

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These were scanned from two US letter sized pages (8.5 X 11 inch or 216
X 279 mm). Also, there are two marks that will be one inch apart on the
upper registration line when the pages are properly aligned.

I ought to know, I'm the one that scanned them.

Note that this cover was designed for an air seat. For links to Krashin
Kenny's air seat designs:

'The Cheap one'
(http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=29728&highlight=air+seat)
, this one is very easy and very inexpensive, just a sock and and
innertube

'The one this design was for' (http://tinyurl.com/354bl)

I hope this helps you, my air seat is fantastic, I like Krashin` Kennys
design.

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This pattern Gobd posted was my design to be used as an air saddle cover
originally. It will work with foam padding also.

Here are the measurements from the original pattern:

Top cover:
Front to back =30 centimeters
Width at front= 10 centimeters
Width at back=14 centimeters

Side cover (2 pieces):
Length along curved bottom edge= 46 centimeters
Length along curved top edge= 39 centimeters
Height= 10-11 centimeters (cut the excess material from this section
depending on the thickness of the pad/innertube as necessary)

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fcandeias said:

I am doing myself my uni, cause it isn`t common here in Brazil.

About two years ago, a guy by the name of Eduardo Lourenço Pinto Jr.
built his own unicycle in Brazil because he couldn't find any in the
shops. Only later he found out that there is in fact a unicycle factory
in Brazil, and he bought a saddle from them.

Eduardo's website: <http://www.ype.unicyclist.com/>.
The factory: <http://www.monociclo.com.br/>.
Old threads: Search!

Hope this helps.

Klaas Bil

(reposted on the forum because of a problem with my news server)

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fcandeias said:

I am doing myself my uni, cause it isn`t common here in Brazil.

About two years ago, a guy by the name of Eduardo Lourenço Pinto Jr.
built his own unicycle in Brazil because he couldn't find any in the
shops. Only later he found out that there is in fact a unicycle
factory in Brazil, and he bought a saddle from them.

Eduardo's website: <http://www.ype.unicyclist.com/>.
The factory: <http://www.monociclo.com.br/>.
Old threads: Search!

Hope this helps.

Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
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