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Nice!!! I will be doing the same as you adding some padding. I'm not complaining how it feels now but i could see how just 1/4" of foam would make it that much better. And i like the styling of a LePera "barebones" more than any other manufactuer. Again Looken Good...
Just asken.... What was your pricing or ball park figure on a re-cover/diamond stitch/padding?
Blk your looking at any where from about $180 to $225 depending on what you want and the shops in your area. I went with leather opposed to going with vinyl, my sister owns a shop in El Paso, Tx so I was fortunate to get a small discount.
Dang, these seats look GREAT! Threads like this is exactly why this goofy Dyna guy spends so much time in the Softail section. So few of the Dyna guys do this cool kind of stuff.
Blk your looking at any where from about $180 to $225 depending on what you want and the shops in your area. I went with leather opposed to going with vinyl, my sister owns a shop in El Paso, Tx so I was fortunate to get a small discount.
Thanx for the info... I like to know the ballpark figure before i jump in to it...
IMO your is definately on top of the hill..... The leather mixed with the padding/stitching..... I like it. My vinyl LePera looks cheap to me now...lol... Thanx.. I think u cost me $180-$225...
Jim your seat is also the bommmm. But that cost you fortune or not?
Thanks Lucky! YES it cost a fortune, The guy that made the seat is Alligatorbob.com . He does a lot off OCC bikes and some of Jesse James stuff, so I'm paying for some of his notoriety. There is a reason they have this guy do a lot of thier stuff, he's suppose to be the best.
I have to admit that the diamond stitching that these guys are showing is very stylish and classy! That is why there bikes are 1st class! That is where I'm headed with my Ultra, but with my lo I'm going for a modern day mad max kinda look.
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