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thanks guys!

i quite often can talk the cusomer out of black. if it was me i would have donwe it in buckskin or saddle tan or some fade of browns. the bike is lime green so, no way blue would work.

i spent some where around seven hours tooling. prolly another hour and half tracing the pattern and then transfering it to the leather

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that is sweet, really clean tooling...one busy detailed design...nice,

funny aint it, before you did leather work - leather always had to be black.

onely after becoming immersed in leather, did i learn to appreciate browns/red!

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Super nice, Beeza, as are all of your creations!

I'm curious as to where the "RMH" in your "RMH Leather" came from? I used to subscribe to a usenet group called RMH (rec.motorcycles.harley), back when I had my bike.

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that is sweet, really clean tooling...one busy detailed design...nice,

funny aint it, before you did leather work - leather always had to be black.

onely after becoming immersed in leather, did i learn to appreciate browns/red!

steveb

thanks steve!

yea... once you spensd some time creating then dye it black you realize work work dissapears

Roger, that's some killer work. Great design and top notch tooling. Very good job.

thanks grumpy! you able to pick up the tools yet?

roger,looks good bro.tooling is sweet..im slacking on posting pics here...like what you did with your site to!!!

thanks!! yea.. the site is coming along.

Super nice, Beeza, as are all of your creations!

I'm curious as to where the "RMH" in your "RMH Leather" came from? I used to subscribe to a usenet group called RMH (rec.motorcycles.harley), back when I had my bike.

My initials Roger M. Harris

BTW.. i have the seat put together and hope it dries to where i can get it dyed. i'll post some pics later if i get it done

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Bezza that is an awesome looking piece. Is that an inverted tooling? Looks like the smooth parts are not as raised as the pebbled. Maybe it's just my eyes but it looks bitch'n.

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Fuhreeekin sweet.

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