Gernot, you might want to check-out the saddle covers made by Randi Jo
Fabrications, they really nice with some great featrues.
https://www.randijofab.com/products/saddle-covers
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Yeah, I stopped using the aardvark after losing it somwhere in Oregon
on a bike tour. Not real pleased. In the end a thick plastic bag is
the best cover, free, and easily replaceable. I made an indestructable
saddle cover out of a scrap of boat sail material with grommits
punched in and a piece
Yes, well, one tends to stop using something after one loses it... :)
Thanks for the sail cloth tip. Sounds a bit hard to sew, though or do
you just cut and add grommets?
Gernot
On Aug 22, 10:17 pm, scott clankbonesh...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah, I stopped using the aardvark after losing it
No sewing. Just cut it and hammer the grommets. You don't even need
the grommets. Just poke some holes and put a piece of cord through
them. I added a toggle to cinch it up. I really want to get a tiny
little dock cleat and attach it to my seat post collar and tie it down
that way. Super cute.
I agree with Gernot. I miss you, MUSA cover. I would love another
couple of MUSAs. Having been through one Aardvark in a short time, I
do not want to support an inferior product by buying another one.
Ryan
On Aug 22, 7:39 am, Earl Grey earlg...@gmail.com wrote:
Just went to order two more
Mike,
I think the Randi Jo Fabrications saddle covers look very well
designed. I have a Brooks saddle cover, that came with the last B.17
saddle that I purchased, tucked between the rails of the saddle, but
I don't think it would work as well as the Randi Jo cover. It's good
to see that a small
