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I personally think that the moco puts some horrible ***-hurting seats on their bikes! I haven't ever seen a seat from the moco that made me think, oh i wanna go out and buy that seat. However, I have a nice C&C custom seat on my ride that's super comfortable and I like the way it looks, so here is a pic of it...
Just curious if anyone has any experience with Roberti Custom Seats? I really want to rebuild my HD seat (it kills my tailbone) and have it covered in white alligator skin. It would easy my troubled mind (it costs a lot) knowing that some of the forum members have used Roberti and are happy with the craftmanship and quality.
I appreciate the pic post thus far. I agree with the fact that truelly hand made custom is the way to go to make your ride your own. But finding a good custom designer is like find a mechanic. Word of mouth and seeing their goods is the only way to find the right service. I will be checking out c&c, for sure. The stock solo on my FB Lo is comfortable, but not the look i finally want on my ride. Keep the pics coming!
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