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    Sheepskin seat covers? Who sells em?

    Hello to All,
    I would love to find a sheepskin seat cover for my Scorpio- the Yamaha dealer quoted me $200!!!
    That is crazy money for a bit of sheepskin with some sort of underseat attachment. The only website I can find that retails them is in ALASKA!! Someboy, surely must make them here in NZ...for under 2 hundy.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by 888 View Post
    Hello to All,
    I would love to find a sheepskin seat cover for my Scorpio- the Yamaha dealer quoted me $200!!!
    That is crazy money for a bit of sheepskin with some sort of underseat attachment. The only website I can find that retails them is in ALASKA!! Someboy, surely must make them here in NZ...for under 2 hundy.......
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    These people made a beautifully fitted sheepskin seat when I had one on the Blackbird a few years back:

    Sheepskins n Stuff, 07-883 6898, St Highway 1 Main Rd Lichfield, Putaruru.

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    I took an old sheepskin off one of my kids beds. ignoring the wailing and crying (come on she was 14) I took off my bike seat and carefully stretched the sheepskin over the seat and folded it underneath.


    then get the staplegun and staple into position.

    easy as.

    stayed on for 4 months until it was finally repossessed with no damage to it or my seat.

    doubled my riding comfort time easily.

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    The Woolshed in Taupo does custom ones. Call in there and they will measure up your seat for you. Alternatively, send you seat to them!
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    I got one off'f Tard Me...HERE... Worth checking out...
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    $50 at the warehouse buys you a decent shape/sized piece. Edges can be probably be tucked in under your regular seat.

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    Retro Asian no offence dude, but you don't have any skins laying around you could send him...

    maybe not.... whats in a name sorry lol
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    As above make your own. If it needs to be shaped you can cut it and hand stitch it together. Use a heavy duty thread and a big arse needle held by a pair of pliers to do the sewing as it is fairly tough going through the skin. I have done this in the past with success. Sew some elastic straps under it to hold it on the seat.

    As a side note I'd also consider phoning a local Rabbi and asking him to save up the foreskins he cuts off. Sew these together to make your seat cover - whenever the seat is getting uncomfortable just give it a brisk rub and it will swell up like a air-bed.

    I'll be here all evening offering advice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    As above make your own. If it needs to be shaped you can cut it and hand stitch it together. Use a heavy duty thread and a big arse needle held by a pair of pliers to do the sewing as it is fairly tough going through the skin. I have done this in the past with success. Sew some elastic straps under it to hold it on the seat.

    As a side note I'd also consider phoning a local Rabbi and asking him to save up the foreskins he cuts off. Sew these together to make your seat cover - whenever the seat is getting uncomfortable just give it a brisk rub and it will swell up like a air-bed.

    I'll be here all evening offering advice.
    Hey those skins would be waterproof too?
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    Made my own. Cut out an old one to shape then Mrs Oakie sewed a couple of bits of elastic on to hold it to the seat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2wheeldrifter View Post
    Retro Asian no offence dude, but you don't have any skins laying around you could send him...

    maybe not.... whats in a name sorry lol
    Does a Labrador fit a Scorpio seat?

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    Quote Originally Posted by retro asian View Post
    Does a Labrador fit a Scorpio seat?
    I would say it would.... long or short hair an option? 888 we maybe on a winner here
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