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Quote from: Mak on April 11, 2016, 05:39:27 AMMan that is way expensive. I would rather pay my pal half that price to make me one. Thanks for the info though!ebay got the passenger seat frame extension for sale right now - type into the ebay search bar 'drifter 1500 parts' and there are around 250 listings for parts...
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/99-Kawasaki-Drifter-1500-Rear-Frame-Seat-Bracket-Support-/361510909510?hash=item542bbab646:g:25gAAOSwyjBW2MB9
and you need this too
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/99-Kawasaki-Drifter-1500-Seat-Brace-Bracket-/361510905348?hash=item542bbaa604:g:oAwAAOSwvgdW2NTIjust check with Kawa if the frame is still available as OEM and what the price is - the listing prices are rather high..
Mak
ebay got the passenger seat frame extension for sale right now - type into the ebay search bar 'drifter 1500 parts' and there are around 250 listings for parts...
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/99-Kawasaki-Drifter-1500-Rear-Frame-Seat-Bracket-Support-/361510909510?hash=item542bbab646:g:25gAAOSwyjBW2MB9
and you need this too
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/99-Kawasaki-Drifter-1500-Seat-Brace-Bracket-/361510905348?hash=item542bbaa604:g:oAwAAOSwvgdW2NTI
just check with Kawa if the frame is still available as OEM and what the price is - the listing prices are rather high..
Mak
Great looking ride, rawbz36!
You got a screaming deal on that! 
Quote from: rawbz36 on April 08, 2016, 09:25:45 AMOne thing that a lot of guy's doing a custom seat do is they start with the factory "horseshoe" bracket and build on that. It gives you proper clearance and a solid mounting point right from the get-go. You could even fab one up if you can't find one at a decent price.Thanks Guys! Yeah she definitely needs to be cleaned up, but overall a good running bike. The back seat is custom, but according to an earlier post it needs to have 5 1/2 inches of clearance which it DOES NOT! Damn. I am going to have to pony up and buy one online or hopefully my pal can fab me one that is elevated.
It's this part here:
If you're making a bracket, you can guesstimate the proper angle from this pic. The chrome saddle bag bracket is level.
Quote from: Pilgrim on April 08, 2016, 09:16:52 AMRode her hard and put her up wet..
Wow! must have been a real curvy road...
Oooops! I didn't want to hijack this post... sorry, Rawbz!
Thanks Guys! Yeah she definitely needs to be cleaned up, but overall a good running bike. The back seat is custom, but according to an earlier post it needs to have 5 1/2 inches of clearance which it DOES NOT! Damn. I am going to have to pony up and buy one online or hopefully my pal can fab me one that is elevated.
Quote from: mittico68 on April 08, 2016, 08:39:09 AMRode her hard and put her up wet..And what happened then? Did you ride her?...lol...
That's a fine looking scoot you have there! Worth every penny I'd say. Don't worry about the niggly bits......those will get worked out.
Black & Chrome is a classic look for sure! It's what I went with!
http://s83.photobucket.com/user/pcarrell/media/Drifter/IMG_3262EDITED.jpg.html
Pilgrim I'll pass that on...lol........
Quote from: Pilgrim on April 08, 2016, 08:02:30 AMsaid that about my last date also...
And what happened then? Did you ride her?...lol...
Quote from: rawbz36 on April 07, 2016, 22:57:55 PMsaid that about my last date also...looking forward to taking her out and riding
black and chrome...looks great, what a nice combo!
That was a good deal...2001 just like mine, except I gave much more for mine. The passenger seat and backrest look homemade...can you post a pic of the framing whenever you remove the rear seat. Would like to see how all that is tied in.
Went with the Phat Riser II on mine...stock cables work and brings the handlebars up and back just right.
Here ya guys go. This is my baby. Needs to be cleaned up, but looking forward to taking her out and riding
Peekchoorz! Vee vant doo zee dee peekchoorz! 
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