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No its not difficult. Elastic cord can be found at most DIY stores, usually on a roll which can be cut to what ever size you need. Measure the old cord after you have removed it. Replace with new bungee cord. We used a small jubilee clip to hold the overlapped ends together
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Topic: Pennine Sterling SE - transit cover cord
