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TOPIC: Rear seat replacement options

Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #11

twistedmax-gasser wrote:
New design to began in fall, hope to have finished product by next spring.

Very nice work YOU did with YOUR seat Rick. :clap: :thumbsup:
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Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #12

Nicely done vmaxmercer! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Might have to give that mod a try..... :clap:
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Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #13

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yeah want to cover the hole with plastic and painted.your seat looks cool will it hold a passenger.where did you get it

No will not hold a passenger, its only purpose was to "cover the hole" as you put it
I made it myself as I could not find anything I liked on the market
Would you be willing to make one for me? If so, how much?

It was far more difficult for me to manufacture this than I expected. Hours of panel beating 2mm aluminium into compound curves/shapes over a piece of 10" diameter tree stump. As such the answer is sorry but no I wouldn't be interested in making any more.
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Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #14

dddd wrote:
hammer wrote:
dddd wrote:
alxm wrote:
yeah want to cover the hole with plastic and painted.your seat looks cool will it hold a passenger.where did you get it

No will not hold a passenger, its only purpose was to "cover the hole" as you put it
I made it myself as I could not find anything I liked on the market
Would you be willing to make one for me? If so, how much?

It was far more difficult for me to manufacture this than I expected. Hours of panel beating 2mm aluminium into compound curves/shapes over a piece of 10" diameter tree stump. As such the answer is sorry but no I wouldn't be interested in making any more.

Come on man....just knock out a couple of dozen more in your spare time! :yes:

Only kidding...hey that's a beautiful piece hand made by you, nice job....I give you a lot of credit bud. :thumbsup:
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Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #15

This looks really nice...

www.optimalcarbone.com/coque-r-one-shop.html
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Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #16

Power Slave wrote:
This looks really nice...

www.optimalcarbone.com/coque-r-one-shop.html
that's the best one i have seen yet.thanks for the link.
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Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #17

Power Slave wrote:
This looks really nice...

www.optimalcarbone.com/coque-r-one-shop.html

I agree it's the best one I have seen too, note they have had to reshape the back rest to make it work.
The flat section at the back of the backrest is what stands out and looks terrible when trying replace the pillion seat with a flat plate type of cover
Bit of a pain in the but if you need to get to rear brake reservoir
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Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #18

dddd wrote:
Power Slave wrote:
This looks really nice...

www.optimalcarbone.com/coque-r-one-shop.html

I agree it's the best one I have seen too, note they have had to reshape the back rest to make it work.
The flat section at the back of the backrest is what stands out and looks terrible when trying replace the pillion seat with a flat plate type of cover
Bit of a pain in the but if you need to get to rear brake reservoir
it is.i relocated the break reservoir moved it lower in the fender and removed the metal blocker.i can now fit two bottles of bud and a footlong sub.for my long 80 mile trip between gas stops.
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Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #19

These guys do a nice carbon fibre one.
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Re: Rear seat replacement options 1 year 1 month ago #20

Badger1670 wrote:
These guys do a nice carbon fibre one.

That's the one...

Why they can't make a non-carbon one... err...

My favorite though...

I just don't want the Carbon "Bug"...

And I'm not gonna paint it.. :smash:

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