Leather repairs

Black D · 22-Feb-2009, 01:00

Not really Ducati related, but it is biking related. Does anyone know of a decent leather repairers?

I have a set of leathers that are a little battle scarred but essentially sound, plus I'm rather partial to them.

I feel they would be worth renovating/repairing but I don't know anyone local, I'm living in Lincolnshire now. Does anyone know of a good repairer/restorer with a decent turnaround time?

keefer · 22-Feb-2009, 01:29

9 lives based down here in farnborough, Guildford before get real good feedback
had a set adjusted by them and it was top work

chris.p · 22-Feb-2009, 07:50

A little closer to home is http://www.pwrleathers.com/centre.html

Very good, had repairs & alterations done to my leathers over the past 10 years.

Chris

phil_h · 22-Feb-2009, 18:52

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Originally Posted by keefer

9 lives based down here in farnborough, Guildford before get real good feedback
had a set adjusted by them and it was top work

Hill 4 Leather in Ash
9 Lives dont have so many people working for them now, so their turnaround may not be so good now...
http://www.ducatisportingclub.com/sh...ad.php?t=78566

Black D · 27-Feb-2009, 20:21

Thanks gents for your recommendations, and particularly to you Chris.

PWR Leathers (Speedsport as the shop is called) is only 40 something miles from me so I took a drive over and spoke to Peter the owner. A top guy, did my first leathers for me in a week. excellent results. So I have entrusted him with my more expensive, made to measure leathers, which require a lot more work. I have no doubt I will be more than happy with the results.

So once again, a big thankyou

Antony

chris.p · 27-Feb-2009, 20:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Black D

Thanks gents for your recommendations, and particularly to you Chris.

PWR Leathers (Speedsport as the shop is called) is only 40 something miles from me so I took a drive over and spoke to Peter the owner. A top guy, did my first leathers for me in a week. excellent results. So I have entrusted him with my more expensive, made to measure leathers, which require a lot more work. I have no doubt I will be more than happy with the results.

So once again, a big thankyou

Antony

Your more than welcome Antony.

Chris

Jasper · 27-Feb-2009, 21:33

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Originally Posted by chris.p

A little closer to home is http://www.pwrleathers.com/centre.html

Very good, had repairs & alterations done to my leathers over the past 10 years.

Chris

Is that damage or just letting them out a couple of inches a year?

chris.p · 27-Feb-2009, 22:36

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Originally Posted by Jasper

Is that damage or just letting them out a couple of inches a year?

NO, crashing (when racing) and as I have skinny legs

, having excess leather removed

Oh, BTW thinking about starting a sweepstake on which piece of grass you will be using this year at Cadwell

chris

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22-Feb-2009, 01:29	#2
keefer Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,518 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: hants Mood: Found a CR250. Let the bone braking begin 9 lives based down here in farnborough, Guildford before get real good feedback had a set adjusted by them and it was top work Reply

22-Feb-2009, 07:50	#3
chris.p Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: Monster 1100 EVO Posts: 3,969 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: lincoln Mood: I'm A Grandad again :-) A little closer to home is http://www.pwrleathers.com/centre.html Very good, had repairs & alterations done to my leathers over the past 10 years. Chris Reply