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Hey guys,anyone tray to shave the stock seat on the train?
I done this to my warrior seat and worked out great I put about 25k miles on the seat never looked back.
I am thinking to do the sane think to my train seat,take the cover of and shave the foam down and back......
if anyone done this I need your comments and pictures.
done it on my rear seat to make a 1 up back support for me. then had trim shop redo the cover.. see below..
its for single riding only, not a seat for passenger...
If you search there was a thread a few years ago with tons of pictures. I can't remember who posted it, but they removed the cover, Drew on what they wanted to shave off and used and electric carving knife to shave the foam. then they recovered it and stapled the cover back in place. Seems like it can't be too difficult.
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