Better shots of new seat
#11
03-12-2008 | 10:03 PM
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RE: Better shots of new seat
ORIGINAL: deej
Are we still talking about motorcycle seats?
ORIGINAL: Nobrakes
Looks great tremor! If it's anything like mine was, it should get even more comfortable once it's broken in.
Looks great tremor! If it's anything like mine was, it should get even more comfortable once it's broken in.
.............lol
#12
03-13-2008 | 09:57 AM
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RE: Better shots of new seat
Thanks.
I've heard that from a lot of Renazco owners. Can't wait to experience the same thing
. I'll be riding to my Daughter and Son-in-law's placenear Tokyo this summer, so that will be a good shakedown for it (350+ miles).
I've heard that from a lot of Renazco owners. Can't wait to experience the same thing
. I'll be riding to my Daughter and Son-in-law's placenear Tokyo this summer, so that will be a good shakedown for it (350+ miles).
ORIGINAL: Nobrakes
Looks great tremor! If it's anything like mine was, it should get even more comfortable once it's broken in.
Looks great tremor! If it's anything like mine was, it should get even more comfortable once it's broken in.
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03-13-2008 | 01:17 PM
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RE: Better shots of new seat
Please keep us informed if the seat does you good. The KLX seat is okay for short trips or trail riding, but when I go over 60 miles on it. I can't walk right after the ride. I've been looking for solutions for my buns.
#14
03-13-2008 | 01:23 PM
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RE: Better shots of new seat
ORIGINAL: ZX1100F1
The seat!
The broad is disturbing though; her shoulders and arms are a little to manly for my taste not to mention the wide caboose and tattoo. [:'(]
The seat!
The broad is disturbing though; her shoulders and arms are a little to manly for my taste not to mention the wide caboose and tattoo. [:'(]
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03-14-2008 | 12:14 PM
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RE: Better shots of new seat
Thanks.
The rack is made byJapanese company named 'Riding Spot.' I was also looking atone made by Pro-Moto Billet, but decided to go with steel. By bridging the gap between the seat rails and the rear subframe, its seens to have stengthened the the entire tail area.When I tour this summer, I will be adding the Dirt Bagz saddle bag frames, which bolt into the rear suframe and to the foot peg anchor, so they should also help in that regard.
The rack is made byJapanese company named 'Riding Spot.' I was also looking atone made by Pro-Moto Billet, but decided to go with steel. By bridging the gap between the seat rails and the rear subframe, its seens to have stengthened the the entire tail area.When I tour this summer, I will be adding the Dirt Bagz saddle bag frames, which bolt into the rear suframe and to the foot peg anchor, so they should also help in that regard.
ORIGINAL: LaurenOE
Nice seat...who makes that rack?
On the motorcycle, that is.
Nice seat...who makes that rack?
On the motorcycle, that is.
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03-14-2008 | 12:28 PM
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RE: Better shots of new seat
No problem. I almost always cover more than that on the weekend. Looks like I might have a chance on Sunday if the weather forecast is accurate. I covered about 40 miles non-stop today withabsolutely no discomfort issues, so we'll have to see what happens after about an hour in the saddle. I have a feeling it will do pretty well.
ORIGINAL: LearjetMinako
Please keep us informed if the seat does you good. The KLX seat is okay for short trips or trail riding, but when I go over 60 miles on it. I can't walk right after the ride. I've been looking for solutions for my buns.
Please keep us informed if the seat does you good. The KLX seat is okay for short trips or trail riding, but when I go over 60 miles on it. I can't walk right after the ride. I've been looking for solutions for my buns.
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