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i couldn't justify buying a solo seat and then changing the cover so i cut up my badlander and this is the end result give your opinion on what you think about it good or badand should i go with black eyelets or chrome ones i just cant make up my mind i've built two of them and gonna sell the one that i dont keep thanks
Put down the beer BEFORE you take the picture, J/K. Anyway, the seat looks cool. I am undecided on the black or chrome. The black may go better with the train.
I kinda freaked when I saw the title of the thread, cause I love Badlander seats, and was expecting to see a hatchet job...not really my style, but I have to say, you did a good job and shouldn't have any problem selling one or the other...I prefer the black eyelets myself.
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