C&C Customs Pillon
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C&C Customs Pillon
I hit Chuck up for an extra wide passenger pillon like Chuy built for cuda67bnl. He said it took Chuy over four hours to hand shape it and as a one-off, no one would want to pay the price for it. He also said they may work on a production model in 4 to 8 weeks.
If there's a demand, maybe they'll do it sooner. So if you're looking for a wide passenger pillon from C&C, hit them up and maybe the priority will shift. I've had two other C&C seats on other bikes and really like cuda's setup. I just don't want to wait 8 weeks or more. I have some long road trips planned before then.
If there's a demand, maybe they'll do it sooner. So if you're looking for a wide passenger pillon from C&C, hit them up and maybe the priority will shift. I've had two other C&C seats on other bikes and really like cuda's setup. I just don't want to wait 8 weeks or more. I have some long road trips planned before then.
Last edited by Shrug; Apr 7, 2010 at 04:46 PM.
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Mine was $194 to my door, after the 10% forum discount.
If it goes production, I wonder what the cost will be, compared to their standard small pillions. Since I first posted pics of mine, a couple of guys PM'd me about it, saying that they'd like something similar. So maybe there'll be enough demand that they'll get the ball rolling.
If it goes production, I wonder what the cost will be, compared to their standard small pillions. Since I first posted pics of mine, a couple of guys PM'd me about it, saying that they'd like something similar. So maybe there'll be enough demand that they'll get the ball rolling.
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Mine was $194 to my door, after the 10% forum discount.
If it goes production, I wonder what the cost will be, compared to their standard small pillions. Since I first posted pics of mine, a couple of guys PM'd me about it, saying that they'd like something similar. So maybe there'll be enough demand that they'll get the ball rolling.
If it goes production, I wonder what the cost will be, compared to their standard small pillions. Since I first posted pics of mine, a couple of guys PM'd me about it, saying that they'd like something similar. So maybe there'll be enough demand that they'll get the ball rolling.
Ok guys...If you're looking for one, hit Chuck at ccseats@sbcglobal.net
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Question for you cuda
I just got my C&C seat and pillion too. The metal tab on the pillion has leather wrapped around the tongue. How do I secure it to the back of the drivers saddle, do I need to cut out the slot in the tongue?
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Now that looks nicer than their 2-up seats (1-piece). I have been thinking about getting a good 2-up seat from them but just don't like the way the 2-up seats are so thick in the back. This looks better and lower profile.
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Just slide the front tab under the rear of the T-bracket, and install the rear fender bolt. That's it. It ain't going nowhere.
