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Old 11-12-2009, 05:55 PM
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For those of you who may be wondering what one of those cheap Bates style P pads would look like on a Bob here you go



On the plus side they're cheap mine was about 32.00 with shipping.They're probably about as comfortable as a stripper or badlander obviously not a touring seat.I think it looks pretty cool.On the downside you gotta drill 4 holes in your fender so make sure you have it where you want it before you commit I would have liked to mount mine just a bit farther forward.
 
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Ed i love your bike man... always have... just noticed the upside down logo on the swing arm... i dig it...
hell man i like the seat pad!
 
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Old 11-12-2009, 06:24 PM
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I dig the p pad. I agree with you, might look better mounted further forward.
 
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On the plus side they're cheap[/quote]

Nothin' comes cheap when you make the OH sit on that thing.....No special lovin' for you...
 
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Not too bad and probably looks better with a nice busty blonde sitting on it!
 
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It's right up against the rear seat mounting tab but I could still push it up under the mounting tab and bolt through it. Of course once I do that I'll have at least two holes to fill.It's probably more comfortable where it is I think I'll leave it alone, at least till my annual respraying of the fenders.
 
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Ed,
Bike looks great as always, and the pad looks right for the bike.
 
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Originally Posted by Tripwire1
Not too bad and probably looks better with a nice busty blonde sitting on it!

I'm an *** man myself

 

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Thumbs up Bike Pad

Originally Posted by SPECIAL ED
For those of you who may be wondering what one of those cheap Bates style P pads would look like on a Bob here you go



On the plus side they're cheap mine was about 32.00 with shipping.They're probably about as comfortable as a stripper or badlander obviously not a touring seat.I think it looks pretty cool.On the downside you gotta drill 4 holes in your fender so make sure you have it where you want it before you commit I would have liked to mount mine just a bit farther forward.

Looks Great
 
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I bought one for my Shovel. I really like it, but I had to buy a Butt Buddy Pad in addition to it since the wife was havin' NONE OF IT! Still, when she's not on the bike, I really like that style.
 
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