Has anyone tried these?
#1
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Has anyone tried these?
It looks kinda smart but does anyone know if they really work?
www.ass-savers.com
www.ass-savers.com
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Your link failed, darn, I was looking forward to reading and seeing something funny!!
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Well its not as funny as the name, but it's kinda clever if you ask me. Seems like the www thingy doesnt work. https://ass-savers.com works for me at least.
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ant going to save the ass in that video unless they have a version that expands to the sides. lol
i made something simular with a pocket knife and a piece of plastic i found on the street after a bad rain.
i made something simular with a pocket knife and a piece of plastic i found on the street after a bad rain.
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That thing is useless. If you see in the video her bag got splattered. Just get regular fenders. Fenders are suppose to be as close to the wheel to avoid wet ass.
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only thing that stinks with fenders is you cant use the rack on the bus with them. never do the bike and bus thing myself but i asked incase some day i need to.
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I cannot figure out why a company that is trying to sell a product they created needs to resort to extremely unprofessional tactics and stoop to the level of street punks to sell their product to public. To use a unnecessary colored metaphor to describe their lack of packaging just turns me off from wanting to do business with them.
But that's all I'm going to say about it to prevent an on going shooting war here on the forum.
I cannot figure out why a company that is trying to sell a product they created needs to resort to extremely unprofessional tactics and stoop to the level of street punks to sell their product to public. To use a unnecessary colored metaphor to describe their lack of packaging just turns me off from wanting to do business with them.
But that's all I'm going to say about it to prevent an on going shooting war here on the forum.
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I'm going to go out on a limb here and take the risk of severe repercussions for what I'm about to say.
I cannot figure out why a company that is trying to sell a product they created needs to resort to extremely unprofessional tactics and stoop to the level of street punks to sell their product to public. To use a unnecessary colored metaphor to describe their lack of packaging just turns me off from wanting to do business with them.
But that's all I'm going to say about it to prevent an on going shooting war here on the forum.
I cannot figure out why a company that is trying to sell a product they created needs to resort to extremely unprofessional tactics and stoop to the level of street punks to sell their product to public. To use a unnecessary colored metaphor to describe their lack of packaging just turns me off from wanting to do business with them.
But that's all I'm going to say about it to prevent an on going shooting war here on the forum.
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