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That wet sponge will be the least of your problems when you go to a "rain ride".

 

I had just bought my new OF....paid  $$$$  for it, took it to the first ride, and guess what...Yep, It rained.

 

Just clean it good when you get home, oil it, and put some mink oil on it.  That mink oil will kinda seal it off to wetness.

 

Jody

Ranelle Rubin <raneller@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Cows get wet!



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>From: "Marta Kozlowska"
>To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [RC] question for those riding in leather saddles
>Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2006 10:18:41 -0400
>
>after riding in a synthetic saddle for 6 years, i just got a new leather
>saddle. so today i was happily day dreaming about doing a nice long ride on
>sunday and planning on attaching the sponge to the saddle when i realized
>that this wet sponge will be bouncing all around my new, beautiful leather
>saddle!!! then i thought about the fact that there are many distance riders
>using leather saddles and sponges. so what's the trick? does regular care
>of
>a saddle prevent any permanent damage or do i just have resign myself to
>inevitable?
>thanks!
>marta



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