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Recover your ugly saddle

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  1. Winter is the perfect time to give your saddle a fresh look.

    RECYCLED SADDLES

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    Thanks for the look.

  2. GOOP clean torn surface well or prepare surface spread with poly bottle applicator. fast. in cool
    room. leave settle. the stuff self levels if left to its own. reapply when surface tiles.no prep
    needed if your butt went ungreased catch the winter saddle sales.

  3. [email hidden] (Mudmash) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Winter is the perfect time to give your saddle a fresh look.

    RECYCLED SADDLES

    members.aol.comrss.html

    Thanks for the look.

    1998 called: It wants its animated gif back.

  4. He's done two of my discontinued Ritchey Vector WCS saddles for me. They've held up through
    thousands of sweaty-butted miles. WELL worth the $16 each!

    [email hidden] (Mudmash) wrote in news:20040114085612.16477.00000013@mb-
    m03.aol.com:

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  5. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]

    (Mudmash) said:

    Winter is the perfect time to give your saddle a fresh look.

    What am I going to ride while it's being "freshened"?

    Tom Gibb <[email hidden]

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