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Mine is a western endurance saddle so the stirrup bars
are where they should be. However, on a western
saddle, the stirrup bars are quite long, so you could
fashion some sort of "stop" to keep the leathers back
where you want them. Shouldn't be too difficult.

chris
--- Alice Yovich <a.yovich@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I have wondered about this.  Is there a way to then
> "block" the leather to 
> keep the stirrup back where it's more comfy?  Or
> will my body eventually 
> adapt to the stirrups being further forward?
>
> At 07:29 PM 10/23/2004, you wrote:
> > I had the western fenders
> > removed and put English stirrup leathers in.
> Voila..
> > no more torquing on my knee. the saddle looks
> weird,
> > but it works.

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Chris and Star

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