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My two cents on painting a helmet Im new to leather helmets however im experienced in leather i.e saddles and horse tack. Something has been bothering me over the debates on… Started by Shawn Tibbitts	22	Jun 19, 2010 Reply by Dave LeBlanc
Truck tool belt I just picked up my new truckie belt from my saddle maker. I gave him a few ideas and he ran with it. I must say I am overly pleased with h… Started by Shawn Tibbitts	4	May 12, 2010 Reply by Shawn Tibbitts
Out of service When should you take your leather helmet out of service ??? Ihave heard after 5 years of active service mine is going on 10 and is still in… Started by Greg Wyant	1	Feb 14, 2010 Reply by Michael Bricault (ret)
painting the leather I have a 3 year old new yorker thats red, it hasnt seen to much duty and looks brand new no bubbles in the paint or flaking. Looking to fin… Started by Shawn "Wally" Weilamann	6	Feb 1, 2010 Reply by Walter D. Patterson
My Leather Top pics are getting ready for refurb and repair and the bottom two are from buying it new in 2005. Started by Brad Hoff	0	Apr 6, 2009

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