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Times is hard so with a bit of cunning recycling I have made a very comfy carrying system using an old rucksack, a foam roll mat and tie-wraps
total cost: less than £20 (that includes buying second hand box)
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Times is hard so with a bit of cunning recycling I have made a very comfy carrying system using an old rucksack, a foam roll mat and tie-wraps
total cost: less than £20 (that includes buying second hand box)Ooh a new vid!
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tell you what m8 its got to be more comfortable than the breakaway back rest i paid £40 and it is really uncomfortable had to put padding on it wish i haf seen this post before buying my backrest
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the breakaways are comfy once you get used to them Mick, that looks snug that homemade jobby tho!Comment
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there comfy if your back is slim but im a big bloke belive me m8 its nt comfyOriginally posted by jamiebrennan View PostComment
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bear in mind this a combo with the breakaway conversion
and I agree that I've never found the conversion very comfy and I'm a chubba too
Ooh a new vid!
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Hmmm, New project for when I get back, looks comfy,Comment
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Know what you mean Mick, i have the build of a fosters beer barrel! I did think of pipe lagging just to cushion it abitComment
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