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REsource for race togs repair and custom work?

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  1. Most of my cycling apparel gets thrown out when it is worn but I do have a
    significant amout of basic stuff that has piled up over the years with
    broken zippers and a few shorts that are virtually new but have a chamois
    that makes them not worth using.

    If I knew of a repair shop that does good zipper and chamois work, it might
    be worth it to me to mail my stuff there with instructions on each item. I
    have long wished for a few full zip jerseys that have an extra wind blocking
    layer across the front. There are other not-too-complicated mods I would
    like to try.

    Has anyone heard of anyone?

  2. "Chris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Most of my cycling apparel gets thrown out when it is worn but I do have a
    significant amout of basic stuff that has piled up over the years with
    broken zippers and a few shorts that are virtually new but have a chamois
    that makes them not worth using.

    If I knew of a repair shop that does good zipper and chamois work, it


    might

    Quoted message said:

    be worth it to me to mail my stuff there with instructions on each item. I
    have long wished for a few full zip jerseys that have an extra wind


    blocking

    Quoted message said:

    layer across the front. There are other not-too-complicated mods I would
    like to try.

    Has anyone heard of anyone?

    It's so easy to win more jerseys than I could ever wear that I don't worry
    about repairing them.

    Maybe Kucharik or look in the back of VeloNews.

    -WG

  3. http://www.hiddenbaysports.com/

    Bob Schwartz
    [email hidden]

  4. "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    http://www.hiddenbaysports.com/

    Bob Schwartz
    [email hidden]

    Thanks Bob, I think that will do.

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