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Miyata Seat cover issues..Please help.

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  1. Ok so i just got my Miyata seat from Bedford so that id have the parts
    to fit my CF base ...Heres my problem. The cover on the Miyata has
    these wierd clip things to hold it on the base...Do i have to move
    these clips over to the CF base or is there an easier way to attach the
    cover to the new base? I really need help.

    Thanks guys/gals
    -Phil

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  2. there is a wire running through the rim of the cover. Tighten it like a
    drawstring, that and the bumpers hold the cover on fine.

    You might want to run a file over the edges of the cf base. If they
    aren't smooth, they'll cut through the cover over time.

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