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Shires Waterproof Ride On Saddle Cover t shirt Front: 72% Nylon 28% Elastane Front: 72% Nylon 28% Elastane Body: 86% Nylon 14% SpandexCare Instructions: Machine wash cold separately Bit with 70mm flat stainless steel rings and a double jointed horizontal elliptical link mouth with thickness of 14mm Size: One Size Comfortably fits all sizes of GP and close contact saddles
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Shires Waterproof Ride On Saddle Cover t-shirt Front: 72% Nylon/28% Elastane |

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