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Posted by Drift1
 - June 07, 2013, 20:38:19 PM

Troll you got that right.I'm telling you the seat rail and the seat itself is built like a tank.I'll try to take pics for you tomorrow of the underside of the seat......if this rain will ever stop.

Posted by Troll
 - June 07, 2013, 19:55:23 PM

That looks good, I wonder about his chummie seats....I'm sure they would be built to last, seems like everything he does is over-built.

Posted by Drift1
 - June 07, 2013, 18:32:38 PM

Definately water proof ;D ;)

Posted by greenbarn
 - June 07, 2013, 18:06:30 PM
Quote from: Drift1 on June 07, 2013, 18:01:41 PM

Eventually I'll get around to modifying the seat rail.I'll drop the height down to fit snug against the back of the seat and cut the two middle rails out to atatch the bag right to the seat.Here's a pic with the bag atatched to the seat that Singh customized for me.

So how do you plan on keeping the pickle jar attached to the bottom of the seat?  I think just a screw or a couple pop rivets through the lid to the seat pan would hold it. Then just screw the jar on & off.  I think you're onto something here.....
Makes a nice little holder for registration and the sort....      ::) ;D
Posted by Drift1
 - June 07, 2013, 18:01:41 PM

Eventually I'll get around to modifying the seat rail.I'll drop the height down to fit snug against the back of the seat and cut the two middle rails out to atatch the bag right to the seat.Here's a pic with the bag atatched to the seat that Singh customized for me.

Posted by Drift1
 - June 07, 2013, 17:50:23 PM

LOL.....now that I have the new seat it does look tiny but it actually is pretty good sized and was very comfortable.

Posted by greenbarn
 - June 07, 2013, 17:37:24 PM

yes, that thing looks a lot better size-wise than the smaller one.  The smaller one reminds me more of a bicycle seat, which does NOT bring the word "COMFORTABLE" to mind.

Posted by Drift1
 - June 07, 2013, 17:32:17 PM

Greenbarn the other solo seat I had on before was comfortable as well.When I opened the box when recieving it I could not believe the size of it.Take a look at the difference's in size.This thing is super comfy!

Posted by greenbarn
 - June 07, 2013, 17:22:41 PM

Nice look.  I like it.

So that's actually more comfortable than the OE solo?? 

Posted by Drift1
 - June 07, 2013, 17:17:34 PM

RATMAN I'm really not sure to that question being I've never had my 2up seat installed on the bike.I do know it's the same height as the oem solo seat though.Singh has different size springs to be able to adjust the height to your preferance.I'm actually going to raise my springs up 2".

Posted by CDNRatMan
 - June 07, 2013, 17:05:46 PM

  just looking at it it does look nice but is it not higher then the original 2 up seat? Man that Aiden does really nice work on his bike eh!

Posted by Drift1
 - June 07, 2013, 17:00:32 PM

My new seat from Singh Saddleries mounted on MA-DEUCE.My fellow Drifters who are looking for a solo sprung seat let me be the first to tell ya,this seat is built like a tank and the comfort feels like the riding in an old Cadillac.I rode up to Lake George for Americade last weekend witch is 170 miles one way and it was like floating on a cloud!Here's a pic of what MA-DEUCE looks like now.

OLD SEAT                                                          NEW SEAT

Sorry for the poor quality pic

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