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Plain nylon drawstring seat cover

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  1. Looking for a nylon drawstring bag for a seat cover, to leave on the Brooks when I commute.

    Cheap so I don't care if it's stolen Opaque in case sun protection matters for the leather

  2. Jeff said:

    Looking for a nylon drawstring bag for a seat cover, to leave on the Brooks when I commute.

    Cheap so I don't care if it's stolen Opaque in case sun protection matters for the leather

    Shower cap?

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    David L. Johnson

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    Quoted message said:

    Looking for a nylon drawstring bag for a seat cover, to leave on the Brooks when I commute.

    Cheap so I don't care if it's stolen Opaque in case sun protection matters for the leather

    I use REI's 20" stuff bags.
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    PeteCresswell

  4. First Google hit I got from "showercap" mojolondon.co.ukshowercap.html . May be
    irresistible

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    Quoted message said:

    Shower cap?

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    First Google hit I got from "showercap" mojolondon.co.ukshowercap.html . May
    be irresistible

    That was good for a chuckle.

    Might even work if it's robust enough. I tried disposable shower caps and they tore too easily.

    Another thing is sheer size. Unless you've a better rear fender than I have, you want something to
    keep the glurge from accumulating under the saddle and all over any wedge pack that you have
    strapped to same.
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    PeteCresswell

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