To get away from the thick buildup, it would be a hassle to bring the bike in,
so I got permission from the seat shop and learned the cutting method before tackling the thick buildup removal.
The thick buildup was almost like a slide,
and it wasn’t quite the look I wanted—I’m going for more of a “neo” vibe. This is the last look at it! ★
Goodbye, steep slope!
Peel! ★ I stripped off the cover! Now you can see the tough, hard sponge underneath! ★
Is this about right? First, I’ll shave off the top surface by roughly 5 to 20 millimeters.
Next, I’ll shave off the sides. ★
Sero and I went back and forth on it—if I’d been alone, my greedy self probably would have shaved off too much.
The cover is a bit loose, ★ but it’s gotten pretty sharp.
Not bad! ★ After the sponge gets smoothed out, it’ll be done! ★
And this “Gero Rare” patch ★—I made it ages ago and stuck it on my own racing suit, and only a few customers bought it. Dead stock!
Cheat-i Dra-dra
