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Beautiful Black, T Bike pipes cross pipe blocked 18 tooth.
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Medium cruiser fits nicely.
Long time observer of the human condition.
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Yes, medium cruiser size...and it's really comfortable.
SteveB
"I live the life I love and I love the life I live."
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I have used mine on several 350 to 550 mile trips and can confirm that it is comfortable on your rear. I can easily ride 130 to 150 miles between breaks.
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I have a medium cruiser size Airhawk for sale with around 3,000 total miles of use. There is one tiny 1/16" inch hole in the washable cover. Other than that, it is in like new & perfect condition.
$100 includes hipping
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do airhawks raise you up at all?
A dog, a bike, a ute,
Now in the deep south.. Newcastle.
Cold winters, cold rain
Come on summer
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Yes - maybe by a half inch or more.
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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Shouldn't be much more than a half-inch. You fill it up, sit on it, and let out air until the lowest part of your bum touches down, the theory being the even distribution of your weight.
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