good kit.
you ad the cheapy version of airhawk, by buying a kidls blowup floatie, and putting half a breath of air in it,a nd inserting it under the sheepskin.
you have best of both worlds. for less cash.
Sheepskin seatcovers
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Wattie
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Re: Sheepskin seatcovers
I had an sheepy hollow sheppskin on me Zeddy.
good kit.
you ad the cheapy version of airhawk, by buying a kidls blowup floatie, and putting half a breath of air in it,a nd inserting it under the sheepskin.
you have best of both worlds. for less cash.
good kit.
you ad the cheapy version of airhawk, by buying a kidls blowup floatie, and putting half a breath of air in it,a nd inserting it under the sheepskin.
you have best of both worlds. for less cash.
Wattie #55
ZX10R "The Crim"
ZX10R "Gumby"
Proudly Supported by Allfixed Automotive 9634 1455
sam & srt, survived
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ZX10R "The Crim"
ZX10R "Gumby"
Proudly Supported by Allfixed Automotive 9634 1455
sam & srt, survived
RGM, left a message
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Mantis
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- Bike: Z750
- State: New South Wales
- Location: Glenfield, NSW
Re: Sheepskin seatcovers
Bought a custom-fit sheepskin for my Z750. More comfortable than the standard seat, but ended up buying a Corbin aftermarket seat. Unbelievable difference, though more expensive than an Airhawk.