seat material ... a thought?

"DH" <[email hidden]> skrev i en meddelelse "]news:[email hidden]...

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I was wondering if a seat cover made of sheep wool be reduce sweating. I bought sheep wool seat
covers for a BMW back in 1982 and they worked very well from what I remember. Apart from
keeping the sheep wool cover out of the rain, do you think they would be of any use to keep the
rider dryer?

Hi

Try mailing this guy. hjem.get2net.dkkontakt.htmOpen ↗ One of the danish
recumbent builders. He sells seatcovers made of sheepwool. So he ought to know how they ride.

Mikael

DH said:

I was wondering if a seat cover made of sheep wool be reduce sweating. I bought sheep wool seat
covers for a BMW back in 1982 and they worked very well from what I remember. Apart from
keeping the sheep wool cover out of the rain, do you think they would be of any use to keep the
rider dryer?

Hmmm...not baaaaad. :-)

(Sorry!)

Tony

Mikael, thanks for the tip. I've already sent him an e-mail. Dave

Your reply filled me with shear delight.

DH said:

Mikael, thanks for the tip. I've already sent him an e-mail. Dave

Would appreciate hearing the reply Dave.

I've had a EZ Sport LTD for almost a month and had discussed the possiblility of the wife
making me a seat cover of sheepskin. I'd read somewhere, sometime, that it was a very
comfortable and almost therpeutic (sp) material. I can recall years ago my grandmother's
rocking chair always had a big sheep skin hanging over the back of
it.

"Fraser" skrev

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Would appreciate hearing the reply Dave.

Me too actually.

Mikael

Hmmmmm. Is butt sweating really a problem? On my trans-Am this spring (Southern Tier) it never was,
even in the humid states. Temps were always in the 80s, 90s, and 100s. And who knows the humidity
level from Del Rio to St. Augustine? I'd think wool would be pretty warm! :-)

Steve

DH said:

I was wondering if a seat cover made of sheep wool be reduce sweating. I bought sheep wool seat
covers for a BMW back in 1982 and they worked very well from what I remember. Apart from
keeping the sheep wool cover out of the rain, do you think they would be of any use to keep the
rider dryer?

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Think this guy could whip up something more spendy for the BigHahahaha crowd like mink or sable?
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I was wondering if a seat cover made of sheep wool be reduce sweating.

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bought sheep wool seat covers for a BMW back in 1982 and they worked

very

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well from what I remember. Apart from keeping the sheep wool cover out

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the rain, do you think they would be of any use to keep the rider dryer?

Hi

Try mailing this guy. hjem.get2net.dkkontakt.htmOpen ↗ One of the danish
recumbent builders. He sells seatcovers made of sheepwool. So he ought to know how they ride.

Mikael