Seat swap

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125erCrazy
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Seat swap

Post by 125erCrazy » Sat Mar 09, 2019 4:56 pm

General out there question?

I found a Harley 883 seat (solo) in the lock up so although the underside is curved do folk think I can take the stock innova/address seat hinge and mount it on the HD seat (have to remove cover and foam first. Width seems right and as the HD seat would sit further forward I believe it would sit on the rim of the seat tray but not fasten.

I would them have to make a cover for the fuel tank half of the innova/address.

This would probably work better with pictures than my word tutorial ( as it seems a great idea in my head)

Or am I better buying a second hand innova/address seat and (like previously) chopping that about, possibly getting £40+ for the HD one (I'm clearing out of all unused project buys)

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Diesel Dave
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Re: Seat swap

Post by Diesel Dave » Sun Mar 10, 2019 10:19 am

So long as you don’t wreck the seat trying it’s worth having a go.

I really like pan saddles, can sit on it all day long and still be able to walk afterwards

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Re: Seat swap

Post by Capitano » Sun Mar 10, 2019 10:29 am

If it's any help, I sat on an 883 solo saddle for at least 60,000 miles of the 90,000+ I put on my first Sportster.

It must have had some degree of comfort. :lol:

I'd say go for it.

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Re: Seat swap

Post by Capitano » Sun Mar 10, 2019 10:31 am

On the other hand, chopping out a section of my Riders Cub seat on my Cub and replacing it with a section of Toolstation kneeling mat, has improved it no end. 8-)

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