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It's not the whole seat, just replaced a few of the panels to match the paint (need to go a bit darker yet imo. The pic looks LOTS lighter than it is in person).
If you can find the color you like. Go to a boat upholstery shop and ask them about recovering you stock seat. It isn't expensive so long as they can use the pattern of your black seat cover. Marine vinyl is the best because it has texture to it. Thus the texture will keep the vinyl cooler in the summer. The wearability is awesome.
Some colours, especially red, fade in strong sunlight. For a custom bike I'd be very happy to use a coloured seat, but for a working bike I have second thoughts.
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