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Step 1
Clean your leather saddle bags frequently with a damp, soft cloth.
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Step 2
Dry your saddlebags as soon as possible if they get wet.
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Step 3
Store your saddle bags in a dry place, and stuff them with old T-shirts or cloth to keep them in shape when not in use.
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Step 4
Use a leather dressing, such as Peckard's, to preserve the integrity of your leather. The more the leather is exposed to the elements, the more often you should apply the dressing.














