Has anybody explained the new seat covers?

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Edited Date/Time 1/26/2012 6:37pm


First time I saw them was A1 and I try to keep up on trick stuff.
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ocscottie
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1/16/2010 5:24pm
ribbed for his pleasure?
adamdf
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1/16/2010 5:28pm
I've seen them for a while now, long and short of it is its a variation of the "bump"
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Next best thing to a seat belt?
1/16/2010 5:35pm
traction control for your anus.

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1/16/2010 5:51pm
yup, ribbed for traction. CR used one this year on his outdoor bike. looks like his had twice as many ribs as the one stewart is using in that pic.
1/16/2010 5:57pm Edited Date/Time 1/16/2010 5:58pm
ocscottie wrote:
ribbed for his pleasure?
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1/16/2010 5:58pm Edited Date/Time 4/17/2016 8:04pm
McQ42 wrote:
yup, ribbed for traction. CR used one this year on his outdoor bike. looks like his had twice as many ribs as the one stewart is...
yup, ribbed for traction. CR used one this year on his outdoor bike. looks like his had twice as many ribs as the one stewart is using in that pic.
I attended four nationals and never noticed Reed's 'ribbed' cover.Blush I guess I was busy looking for Stewart.


I run a full-textured N-Style with a hump and it tries to yank my pants off, like Hill. I am not sure I need more traction!


Thanks for the 'enlightened' replies!


Jimi J

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