Октябрь 20, 2009
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I had the seat on my 2010 Kawasaki Ninja 650R re-shaped and re-covered today. Pretty cool to watch the guy work- he's got some mad skills!
Riding to Malaysia for MotoGP and the first day will be about 1000km so I'm looking forward to the new seat- should be a lot more comfortable.
Thank you for your kind support!
Marc Anthony (Tony) TonyBKK
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The stock seat's shape leaves a lot to be desired. After a few 500 mile rides and having a sore ass, I decided to reshape my seat to be dished out and flatter to more evenly spread the pressure across my backside.
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Auto Trim DESIGN. Installation video assists in the installation of precut graphic pieces for one of our great looking motorcycle graphic kits. Kit used in this video is our Vengeance Graphic Kit 1 for Yamaha YZF-R6, part #ATD-YAMYZFR6GRPH17. For more information about the kit and other cool products we offer feel free to follow this link: http://www.autotrimdesign.net/category_9156.html
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I have tried quite a few aftermarket seats for my 2012 KLR650. None really performed as well as I wanted. The stock seat SUCKS..as you will see why in this video. I then bought the Sargent reg profile dished, and it was really good up to about 200 miles. I wanted better, so I sold it at a loss and bought the Saddleman Adv Gel Track seat. Actually less comfortable then the stocker...and soaked up water like a sponge. Sold it at a loss.. (see a pattern here??) I then decided after MUCH forum research to have one made for me by a reputable builder. Bill (Rocky) Mayer. Ok...so after TWO re-do's...that seat STILL isn't nearly as good as the Sargent. I guess these 'custom' builders need you to ride in to get it right..odd they can't make a generic better then Sargent though... I had some experience working with foams, and stapling stuff from when I used to build poker tables, so I decided to buy the foams and some carbon fiber vinyl along with another stock seat-pan, and just do it myself. Never built a seat before, but I figured I couldn't do much worse. Turns out...I LOVE it. It winds up being at about the same height as the stock, I can get both feet down (balls of feet) at light... not as low sitting as the Bill Mayer, but that seat had me right on the pan WAY to far forward. I went for about a 30 mile ride ( was 35 degrees out and snowing) and I am real happy with it. Very cushy, lets me sit up front OR slide back..works well with my highway pegs. I say it was a super success! If anyone needs advice, or help making their own custom seat...just message me!
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Honda CBR1000 Exhaust Mod., listen to the diffrent befor and after, , Great, Simple and Cheap
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Building my own custom bike out of Yamaha xvs950, whole building process being captured and will be uploaded for your judgement, amusement and entertainment.
Soundtracks by Tesseract, no copyright infringement intended.
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Watch as the team at Union Motorcycle Cycle Classics and Glass From The Past share some great information on how they came into and build vintage race fairings.
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A slideshow of the Catalyst Superbike Tail for the Kawasaki Ninja 650R before fitment and paint. Enjoy. Comment.
Here's a pic of it on the bike:
http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc174/leehallstringer/0032.jpg
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In this video we will be recovering a motorcycle seat with a pleated vinyl fabric cover. Step by step instructions include; patterning, how to sew pleats in your vinyl fabric, how to make boxing and then how to staple the cover to the seat. After watching this video you too should be able to make your own pleated or channeled seat covers. You can find the foam with fabric backing and all the other supplies including the marine vinyl fabric from Sailrite.
Order supplies from: http://www.sailrite.com
How to Make a Pleated Seat Cover Chapters:
• Patterning Scrim Foam & Fabric — 0:27 min
• Sewing Pleats — 3:04 min
• Installing Boxing — 5:12 min
• Topstitching — 10:17 min
• Stapling Cover to Seat — 11:28 min
• Materials List — 13:20 min
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http://www.sailrite.com/Cutting-Cushion-Foam-using-Electric-Kitchen-Knife-Video Cutting Cushion Foam using Electric Kitchen Knife Video demonstrates how to cut Dry Fast foam using a standard electric kitchen knife and the Acu-Cutter 350. Learn how to make straight and angled cuts using these foam cutters and also cutting foam to create a smooth curve.
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We follow along during an HT MOTO Custom Seat Installation along with the addition of a GEL PAD insert.
You can send your seats in and have them professionally processed by our highly trained staff, Or you can purchase the products and install them YOUR SELF :)
If you have any questions or would like to purchase a set, please call direct @
Hydro-Turf/ HT Moto: (714) 635-6350
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