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What are you going to do if it rains? Wouldn't that make your butt sweat in the heat? Sorry, don't see the appeal. Jeff> Guys, > I've heard about lambskin seat covers for bike seats before. Anyone know > where I can get my hands on one? Thanks. > >
I think I might have after 1400 kilometers straight in the saddle... lol Arne ------------------------------------------------------------------------ CLICK HERE***SPECIAL OFFER***$60 in FREE calls ***SPECIAL OFFER***CLICK HERE http://click.egroups.com/1/4127/5/_/911801/_/961029018/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Visit the KLR650 archives at http://www.listquest.com/lq/search.html?ln=klr650 Support Dual Sport News... dsneditor@... Let's keep this list SPAM free! Visit our site at http://www.egroups.com/group/DSN_klr650 To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: DSN_klr650-unsubscribe@egroups.com[b]-----Original Message-----[/b] [b]From: [/b]Jeff Walker [b]To: [/b]DSN_klr650@egroups.com DSN_klr650@egroups.com>; Nick Hughes [b]Date: [/b]14 juin, 2000 17:30 [b]Subject: [/b]Re: [DSN_klr650] lambskin seat cover > Guys, > I've heard about lambskin seat covers for bike seats before. Anyone know > where I can get my hands on one? Thanks. > > What are you going to do if it rains? Wouldn't that make your butt sweat in the heat? Sorry, don't see the appeal. Jeff
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At 19:04 6/14/00 -0700, Arne wrote:
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At 10:12 PM -0400 6/14/2000, Nick Hughes wrote:>>> What are you going to do if it rains? Wouldn't that make your >>>butt sweat in >>> the heat? Sorry, don't see the appeal. >>> >>> Jeff
It's true; our three children each have them on their beds... always nice & comfy. Also, I guess you could always wear rain pants in the rain, and if not, you're going to get wet anyway! Mark B2 A2>Lambskin is used in hospital on bedridden patients and it prevents bedsores. >Natural lambskin is also 100% waterproof, it's cool in summer and warm in >winter. I came over from touring and a lot of the smart, 1,000 >kilometre a day >riders have lambskin seat covers. Try it before you knock it.
the> Hmmm... I don't see any sheep dieing from heat prostration when it rains. > Actually, the sheep skins natural oils repel water for some time. When it > eventually gets wet, your body heat remains constant where you contact the > sheepskin, just the miracle of natural fleece I guess. That's why it is
seats> material of choice in convalescent homes. I use a pelt on my motocycle
best> whenever I take a long trip and it works great. Dollar for dollar the
See? I want one.....which could interchange between the KLR on trips to Idaho (700 miles in a day) and the R1100RS trips to other places (0 to 800 miles in a day). Anybody know where they sell 'em?> mod you can make to any seat. > > No math necessary for that conclusion, just lots of miles. > > Gino
There's a place in Ebensburg, PA called....drumroll.... "The Sheepskin Shop". Sounds almost as funny as "Spatula World". We got one at Woolrich for $45 (American) and two at The Natural Baby Company (NZ) for about $55 each and they all measure about 2'x3'. American sheepskin usually has a shorter nap than the New Zealand variety. Mark B2 A2>See? I want one.....which could interchange between the KLR on trips to >Idaho (700 miles in a day) and the R1100RS trips to other places (0 to 800 >miles in a day). Anybody know where they sell 'em?
bedsores.> Lambskin is used in hospital on bedridden patients and it prevents
a day> Natural lambskin is also 100% waterproof, it's cool in summer and warm in > winter. I came over from touring and a lot of the smart, 1,000 kilometre
I have tried it, for years on my car seats. I got so I couldn't stand it, especially in the summer. I don't know what you mean by being waterproof, as it will soak up more water than a sponge. Bedsores, BTW, are caused by bad hygiene. Understandable for an invalid, but not for a biker, unless you ride a HD that is.> riders have lambskin seat covers. Try it before you knock it.
JeffBedsores are caused by pressure and poor circulation, as in not being "rotated". How dirty or clean a person is doesn't factor.> Bedsores, BTW, are caused by > bad hygiene.