Need input on new solo spring seat
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So please be honest, It seems comfortable sitting on it but before I finish mounting it I wanted to see what everyone else thinks. Me, I think it is a little small or maybe it is just going to take some getting used too after the stock seat. I only paid $65 for the seat, front mount and 3" springs.
If I decide no then it is up for sale soon for what I paid. I really wanted a 48 seat...kinda wished I had gone with that. But it is kinda growing on me :icon_goofygrin: Thanks Barry |
Looks a little small to me but that being said the proof is in the ride. Ride it decide if it's the seat for you. For $65, if it works out for you it's a great deal.
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I like it
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Not too small at all. Looks really sweet.
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Thinking I need a plate under the seat to get the full effect, Going to use mreed"s idea.
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Looks about the same size as mine.
At first it seemed small, the stock seat is a lot bigger....but after a few rides I adjusted. Just ride it and you'll soon know one way or another. |
Originally Posted by barrygreen
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Thinking I need a plate under the seat to get the full effect, Going to use mreed"s idea.
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Originally Posted by Voony
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I'm very interested in your rear fender. Where does that come from?
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Hey Barry... did you get a chance to ride it with those 3'' springs?... I installed 3'' on mine.. and damn... those things are so rigid!!.. I wonder if there is a way to soften those springs... I already put about 7500 miles on them.. no nuttin!!.. as rigid as the day I installed them...
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Wow, Joe, really?
I have 3" springs on my solo and they are far from rigid, plenty of give. I'm guessing yours have a higher temper in the steel....where did you get yours? I got mine off of e-bay, I can dig up the vendor if you'd like. |
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