> From: "Rod Fleming" <rod-virago@xxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: [Virago] Re: Seat Woes
>
> Gary If you rode in other than perfect weather you might have some
> weathering on the seat. When you lay it down you don't rip the seat
> just hard parts.
You're probably right about the weathering. I never thought of it that
way. One more reason to only ride when the weather's perfect. Oh,
wait, I don't really need one more reason.
Regarding the scuff in the seat, it wasn't there before the accident,
and it is there now. It's a place next to the tank where the vinyl has
been rubbed off, and the cloth backing is showing. It's small, about
1/8" wide by 3/4" long. It had to have been done by me while riding
the bike on it's side for 120 feet along tha asphalt.
P.S. - When you challanged Doc to the one-day 1000-mile ride to
San Fran and back on the other list, I fainted.
Regards, Gary in Sandy Eggo
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