My bike is exposed to the sun on the balcony where I keep it. This is probably not so great for the leather saddle, so I improvised a sun cover from some wire and folio. This highly advanced design doesn't trap heat underneath.
this post was submitted on 18 May 2024
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Holy shit. This is content.
I love it. Privileged to have a brick outbuilding where I can keep my bikes super fresh. This is a great solution and will stop those rivets burning your ass
Thank you!
Hadn't even thought about the burning ass..
I have a brookes cambium but the rivets are plastic and cosmetic I think. I love it though, super comfy and light