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Are the fringe covers just laced on tight or do they require adhesive as suggested in the J&P catalog?
Thanks!
John
I just laced them on. They stayed put. After a while I tired of the look, so I cut the fringes off and left the laced-on piece of leather covering the levers. Looks better now, in my opinion. I bought mine at Fox Creek Leather. They have a nice selection of quality stuff, and the best customer service on the Web.
have them, like em, not a problem, lots of compliments. they just lace on and are comfy on the fingers. i ordered then from Chilhowee leather. cheap too.
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