Kermit Chair - Will it fit?
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Kermit Chair - Will it fit?
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Interesting that you asked this.
I have been thinking the same thing, someone need to make chairs that will be small enough, strong enough, light enough, for the motorcyclist. If they are avalible I have not seen any others, but the Kermit chair look like it might work.
I will be watching this post!
I have been thinking the same thing, someone need to make chairs that will be small enough, strong enough, light enough, for the motorcyclist. If they are avalible I have not seen any others, but the Kermit chair look like it might work.
I will be watching this post!
Last edited by harley-jones; Sep 30, 2008 at 04:25 PM.
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I have a couple of these. http://www.bluemaxinc.com/
They fit in the saddlebag no problem. They are OK at best to sit in for a long time but 1/3 the price of the Kermit. The back is low and the legs tend to want to come apart if you lean back or move the chair. I do not beleive the Kermit will fit in a saddlebag but I do have some bungee cords. When I get up some extra cash Kermit is my choice.
They fit in the saddlebag no problem. They are OK at best to sit in for a long time but 1/3 the price of the Kermit. The back is low and the legs tend to want to come apart if you lean back or move the chair. I do not beleive the Kermit will fit in a saddlebag but I do have some bungee cords. When I get up some extra cash Kermit is my choice.
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After reading this post, I walked out and tried my Kermit chair in my bags. The chair does fit, but takes up alot of room. If you get a Kermit chair, I recomend that you get the leg extentions also. I'm 6'4 and after a bottle of rum, it's hard to get out of it without them.
Last edited by Nitzo; Sep 30, 2008 at 04:43 PM.
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Thanks Nitzo, at least it will fit for a day ride and more important be there when you come out of a resturant.
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I own two Kermit chairs. We strap them to the saddlebag guards. We go camping on the Ultra so I cannot afford giving up the room in the saddlebags.
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After reading this post, I walked out and tried my Kermit chair in my bags. The chair does fit, but takes up alot of room. If you get a Kermit chair, I recomend that you get the leg extentions also. I'm 6'4 and after a bottle of rum, it's hard to get out of it without them.
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LOL...you got it, I traded my 07GSA for my Harley.
I'm not sure about that. Guess I'm really not sure why anyone would drink that.
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Exactly.
Originally Posted by RoadKing_Al
No problem for me then I don't drink rum. You think I'll have a problem getting up after a bottle of Jack D.?
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Originally Posted by Londonbike
I own two Kermit chairs. We strap them to the saddlebag guards. We go camping on the Ultra so I cannot afford giving up the room in the saddlebags.