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Ken Cornett
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Posted 17/01/2007 05:48:49 PM

Anyone happen to know the turn around time for Serio shoe repairs right now?

Ken Cornett
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Ken Cornett
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Posted 31/01/2007 04:03:47 PM

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Well, I'll answer myself. Seems to be about two weeks.

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GrumpyDave
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Yes, if I'm registered for
the event; expect buckets of rain.

Posted 31/01/2007 05:26:12 PM

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I had herd he was, "About two weeks from everywhere."

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A gutta percha sack coat and forage cap wouldn't keep you dry If I'm attending an event.

Bill
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Posted 31/01/2007 06:24:20 PM

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Ken,

If you'd stop doing all those marching around events, you'd stop wearing out your brogans! I get about ten years out of a pair of my shoes! The toes finally wear out from crawling back to my tent. smile/beer.gif

Bill Rodman
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Posted 02/02/2007 08:44:50 AM

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If you'd stop doing all those marching around events, you'd stop wearing out your brogans! I get about ten years out of a pair of my shoes! The toes finally wear out from crawling back to my tent. smile/beer.gif

Mine typically wear out when I get them too close to the file to get my feet warm. Tends to play havoc with the binding holding the sole to the uppers.