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I was at the Ohio Bike Week a few weeks ago and Progressive Insurance was passing out a "foam" kickstand pad. It was aprox. 4" square and fit in your back pocket very nicely. It was about 1/8" think with the compnaies logo stamped on it. I would like to purchase these for my company with my logo.
I called Progressive and have been unsuccessful finding out who made them.
Can aynone steer me in the right direction?
Nah, check this out. I just saw it in Hot Bike and I think I'll pick one up. Would be easy to store on the bike and have readily available no matter where you go.
I am not sure if it is the same thing, but I got one at Laconia. It is hard plastic with foam on the backside, so it does not slide. Works great, and a lot lighter than the 4" square box cover I was using.
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Thanks for all the ideas. I found the one I was looking for it is actualy a high density rubber coaster with a foam back for hard surfaces.
It is made from a company called digispec. it is a 4 x 4 x 1/8 coaster. I think it is called their "classic". They work great, although the Faarken magpad, may be even better
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