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RE: RE: Rider Wear
Cindy,
I have gotten so many responses, while I intended to be a little more discrete
about it, it probably would be most expeditious to send this to the whole
group. I hope all will excuse the intrusion this once.
The person I know best at SaddleBums is Stan Dill. His direct number is (800)
260-7072. I am sure he would be glad to talk to you about what his company is
currently making and what they have planned for the future. I bet he would be
able to make some deal to sell to you direct from the factory if you ask
nicely.
Mike
-----Original Message-----
From: eyler@mindspring.com [mailto:eyler@mindspring.com]
Sent: Friday, May 08, 1998 8:45 AM
To: CMikeT
Subject: RE: Rider Wear
From: eyler@mindspring.com (Cynthia Eyler)
To: CMikeT@aol.com (CMikeT)
Mike,
Thanks for de-lurking. How can I contact the SaddleBums to get more
information about the various styles and additional distributors?
Cindy Eyler
At 11:35 AM 5/8/98 EDT, you wrote:
>> Cindy,
>>
>>Well since I was named I guess I must de-lurk for one note. There is such a
>>person as C. Mike Tomlinson and, in fact, I do wear SaddleBums when I ride.
>>Please see the cover of the December issue of Endurance News, where it is
>>tough to see, but those are SaddleBums. Also, the US Endurance Team does
wear
>>SaddleBums in the championships.
>>
>>There are several styles of SaddleBums, from very light to winter wear. I
>>wear them because they are very cool in the hot summer desert rides and
going
>>through the mesquite and trimmed bushes they do not tear. When I have met
an
>>immovable very sharp object, they did rip but they did not run like most I
>>have tried in the past.
>>
>>When I ride in most any saddle they seem to have the right amount of grip.
>>They are shiny but they seem to have a weave that is not slippery on
leather.
>>When I ride bareback, though, it is just like you sprayed silicone on a
Teflon
>>pan. It must have something to do with the design of the fabric.
>>
>>I have absolutely nothing to do with the company that makes SaddleBums, but
I
>>do believe in getting the word out on a very good product.
>>
>>Sincerely,
>> Mike
>>
>>
>>C. Mike Tomlinson
>>CMikeT@AOL.com
>>Mike@Tomlinson.com
>>
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