da*n u quinc i was biddin on that seat too lol but i kinda gave up and got somethin else so its all urs lol

 

sweet thanks ill hit the local walmarts as the southern folk say and try and find some

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/01-Ho...spagenameZWDVW

 

i have a sargent (SP?) seat and i think it feels good . looks a lil more bulky then i would like but oh well

 

glad i could help

 

144 shipped. i didn't bid tell the last 45 secs.

 

i had a corbin seat that thing was so stiff and wide towards teh *** area ... real uncomfortable for long rides iono what kind of corbin it was but mine was terrible.. i'll post pics if wanted.
stock 929 seat is best.. not too cushy and not to stiff

 

Ok, I guess I'm on the DIY'ers side here. I actually make seats for vehicles at an assembly plant for H2's, Ford 500, Mercury Montego, etc., so I know the work could not be too hard on this seat. You would just need the time as stated before. I'm thinking, after materials are acquired and you are ready to work, 1/2 - 1 hr max.

I'm seriously thinking of hooking mine up, I think its pretty uncomfortable too. Maybe 1" of good / soft foam and some weatherproof leather. You could use the old seat fabric as a pattern for the new piece, and maybe make it a little bigger to accommodate for the extra foam. Then just staple back together.

My 2ctz.

MP76

 

you should make a diy post and include pics,just a thought

 

theres no way around it 929s, and 954s for any guys who rides them you have to get a corbin seat unless you r female