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seat recovering
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2005 R1200RT Seat rebuilding in Portland, Oregon area
Hi, is anyone aware of an upholstery shop in the Portland, Oregon area that would be able to rebuild a motorcycle seat?- jdyck
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- seat choices seat rebuilder seat recovering
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- Forum: Hexheads/Camheads
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Seat Concepts
Anybody out there riding a standard height 1200GS who purchased a Seat Concepts low seat for their GS that can give me some feedback on how it worked out for you?- Texpaul
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- seat comfort seat concepts seat recovering
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- Forum: Hexheads/Camheads
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Want to Learn to Recover My Own Seats
I've got 3 Corbin seats that either need covering or will soon. One seat is ready for its 4th cover. All are K75 seats and all are different shapes. My first attempt at a spare seat included about every mistake one could make. The sewing was fine, but despite the resulting mess, I did learn a... -
Seat Concepts anyone?
I was wondering if anyone has tried Seat Concepts for a motorcycle seat upgrade? They look pretty good, seem priced reasonable and you can install yourself- if you want. I was specifically thinking of upgrading to "anything better" than the 2X6 that came with the TW200- first and then who...