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Stage IV
I’m not a fan of the pads you put on the seat. is there a way to raise the seat height
thank you
Not gettng much action? Post your question in the Tech/Mech forum under the General Techs/Tips like I suggested to your Welcome area post. Or, just check out Mean City Cyles also suggested in your Welcome post.
If there’s enough seat cover attached under the seat base, it can be removed, extra seat foam added, and then put back on. It will gain you a little more leg room and a more comfortable seat, too. I had an upholsterer do a seat of mine and it was a noticeable improvement.
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