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RCKT GRL
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Jacket cleaning/conditioning - $40
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March 20, 2013, 09:31:24 AM »
It's a little late now for this particular offer, but keep this in mind for next season...
Barnacle Bills Racing Leathers out of Springfield, KY offers a pre-season special on cleaning and conditioning your jacket/pants or full suit for $40. They also do custom work (race leathers) as well as repairs, patching, alteratations, change/add lettering and sponsor patches, and cleaning and conditioning.
http://www.racingleather.com/repairs.html
I sent my 2pc to be cleaned/conditioned and had the speed hump foam replaced as it was basically disintegrated. They can also do repairs to gloves.
Just thought to pass it on!
Is it time to ride yet? huh? huh? is it, is it?
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Those who have actually NEVER tried riding the track could learn a thing or 10 about being a better streetrider; because let's be honest; none of us (Greg) are as great as we think we are. LMAO!
Chris
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Re: Jacket cleaning/conditioning - $40
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March 20, 2013, 04:11:25 PM »
that would have been nice to know :-P
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Aprilian
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some guys can't get enough horsepower!
Re: Jacket cleaning/conditioning - $40
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March 20, 2013, 05:30:56 PM »
You can always watch Nesba's forum - Barnacle Bill always posts his specials in the classified accessories thread there.
Me, I am a convert to doing it myself. between Lexol and Leather Therapy products, I have been able to take care of my leathers (including my new white set - my tighty whiteys).
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Ian
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