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Old March 9th 04, 05:00 AM
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Default GB4 Air Seat Construction Instructions


I've written some detailed air seat insructions (with pictures!) for
carbon fiber bases using Reeder and GB handles.

http://www.gb4mfg.com/gb4/air_seat.pdf

Nothing earth shattering, but I thought I'd post it for anyone
considering doing an air seat conversion. Obviously the instructions
would be fairly similar for Miyata bases and other handles.

I did this for an English class (technical communication), so they're
kind of pedantic.


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