Cut the seat
#1
Cut the seat
Finally had the guts to remove the vinyl and cut the seat foam. Took the electric knife and cut a big hunk of the old foam out and replaced it with a much softer foam. Glued it to the old foam with spray adhesive. Contoured with elec knife followed by wood rasp. Looks factory still and the wife likes it better. Much softer and compresses more so her feet can not fully touch the ground.
#3
Good thinking, as you have already posted about lowering and that is a good way to do it and not change much. I'm with TNC on this one as some pic's would be nice as I'm not real big and if the bike was any taller I'd have to fix it, as is, it's just scary in the real rough stuff. I've been in some off chamber stuff where I couldn't touch down if I had to without going down.
#4
Good thinking, as you have already posted about lowering and that is a good way to do it and not change much. I'm with TNC on this one as some pic's would be nice as I'm not real big and if the bike was any taller I'd have to fix it, as is, it's just scary in the real rough stuff. I've been in some off chamber stuff where I couldn't touch down if I had to without going down.
"To high?" Just cut it! If you don't like it, you can glue the old piece back on and be back to stock again.
Speaking of pictures: How about a "post riding video" forum.
Last edited by tngw1500se; 11-26-2010 at 11:41 AM.
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