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    Daino149
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    I have been riding my Torker/KH for a few months now and I
    love it. It is the most comfy saddle I have ever tried. But
    after only a couple hundred miles on it, the cover is
    starting to rip. For those of you who haven't seen the
    Torker/KH, the material is kind of rubbery vinyl, not the
    normal cloth. It is only ripping near the staples. I will
    post some pics when I get home.

    Is there any easy fix for this problem? At the moment, I
    don't think it affects the saddle at all, but it can only
    get worse.

    Thanks, Daniel

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    A temporary solution that I had, which lasted for alright
    period of time, was streching a small tube, about a 2" piece
    out of a bike tube, and stretched it over the seat. The
    rubber hid the torn parts, but if yours is like mine, the
    material is torn where your thighs rub the seat? This same
    thich movement will wear through the rubber tube.

    I have since replaced that sub-par material with a Roach
    cover, which works great.

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