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| squishio |
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 squishio Spanner Monkey

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 Posted: 10:44 - 14 Aug 2010 Post subject: Seat recovering and customisation - Gel pads etc |
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Hi All
Can anyone recommend a seat recovering company that can fit gel pads and varying foams to make the seat a bit comfier?
I need to make my pillion seat a tad softer for passengers and whilst I'm at it i may as well do the rider seat too.
I looked into recovering a while ago as I want to recover with the grippy weave material on bikes these days but now need a comfier pillion seat.
I don't want to change the look of the seats by adding things like an Airhawk etc.
Anyway, googling I can't find a site that has a set or range of prices for changing the foam and inserting gel and I'm not getting replies from any of the ones I've emailed.
So, can someone (from personal experience) recommend me a company/person to use?
Thanks!
Squishio ____________________ Current - Hornet 600, Transalp 650, X140 Pit, GPZ400R
Past - SY125, GT250, GT650, CX400, CBF600, Bandit 600, SL1000, GT250 |
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 LeanIt Nitrous Nuisance
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 squishio Spanner Monkey

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| Kickstart wrote: | Hi
We used P&P seating in Birmingham for the Bandits seat. That was having the front section cut down and recovered (keeping it looking fairly standard) with a gel insert
https://www.motorbikeseats.com/
All the best
Keith |
I had looked at P&P but couldn't find any prices, and the bike is a Hyosung which ofcourse isn't listed on their makes and models bit.
They also didn't reply when I contacted them  ____________________ Current - Hornet 600, Transalp 650, X140 Pit, GPZ400R
Past - SY125, GT250, GT650, CX400, CBF600, Bandit 600, SL1000, GT250 |
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I've used this lot and they seemed to be pretty decent: https://www.saxonseats.co.uk/ .
They've got example pricing on their site. |
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 squishio Spanner Monkey

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 Posted: 15:20 - 14 Aug 2010 Post subject: |
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just found them through google
80 quid for a lump of gel to be stuck to your seat, seems a bit high though no?
I've emailed them for a quote for exactly what I want so we'll see what price they come back with.
Have also emailed...
https://www.motorbike-seats.co.uk/index.htm ____________________ Current - Hornet 600, Transalp 650, X140 Pit, GPZ400R
Past - SY125, GT250, GT650, CX400, CBF600, Bandit 600, SL1000, GT250 |
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 iooi Super Spammer

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I used Smart rrrs in York before and it was very good. ____________________ Just because my bike was A DIVVY, does not mean i am...... |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 15 years, 154 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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