Material for covering seat (not mesh)

www.poweroncycling.com Mark makes seat covers for Rans seats I'm sure he can come up with a Bike-E
cover. They have elastic sewn in and look like O.E. cover. Ben Fox "Steve Collier"
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My BikeE seat is wearing rather thin (ordinary AT, not sweetseat). Can anyone suggest where I can
buy some material that I can re-cover the seat with?

I plan to staple it over the existing seat padding. It looks something

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what cycle shorts are made of. I'd like to order on the web, preferably

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Europe, if anyone can recommend a place.

Thanks, SteveC (Norway) BikeE AT, Trice classic & micro

What if I have a hardshell (eurostyle) seat? I'd need to get a thin, almost comfortable and possibly
breathable layer of some stuff. Anything cheap and easy to get I could try first?

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What if I have a hardshell (eurostyle) seat? I'd need to get a thin, almost comfortable and
possibly breathable layer of some stuff. Anything cheap and easy to get I could try first?

Fabric or foam? Get some black filterfoam from here: zephyr.nlenter.htmlOpen ↗ under
zittingen en kuessens. Cost me 25 euro with postage.

Waterproof, opencell, light and compresses so you dont bounce yet it supports you and is comfy. Just
dont ride without a shirt. Or you could try astroturf like Reynolds uses. (thats fake grass)

M.

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"Steve Collier" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Hi -

My BikeE seat is wearing rather thin (ordinary AT, not sweetseat). Can anyone suggest where I can
buy some material that I can re-cover the seat with?

I plan to staple it over the existing seat padding. It looks something

like

Quoted message said:

what cycle shorts are made of. I'd like to order on the web, preferably

from

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Europe, if anyone can recommend a place.

Thanks, SteveC (Norway) BikeE AT, Trice classic & micro

Here is a link page for Quilting in Norway, hopefully with links to fabric sources
home.online.noquiltlinks.htmOpen ↗ I can't read Norwegian(not even close) so I may be
mistaken. You will be looking for Lycra or Spandex, or whatever the Norwegian word is for that! It
is also used for swimsuits.

good luck, rorschandt