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Posted by greenbarn
- September 05, 2016, 18:50:34 PMHello Donna. I have not installed one of these so cannot speak directly to it, but I've seen several posts on them, so I'll share the little bit of info I've gleaned...
Yes you need a bracket for the front to mount the seat to-- I had thought I had seen people say they requested this bracket as part of the seat, possibly for a little extra - as some folks would not need it. At the time I remember thinking it looked relatively simple and could be made from a piece of angle iron perhaps, when mounting the bike.
I don't remember how folks have mounted the springs. But if you look around on this forum, I'm sure there are some posts showing them.
I do recall several members being frustrated because it is somewhat hard to get in touch with Singh, but I do not remember ever hearing anyone that felt like they got "ripped off" or was unable to work out a resolution to any difficulties. So I hope that's the same for you.
Posted by darkflame
- September 05, 2016, 17:27:27 PMHi everyone
Has anyone had trouble with installing a solo seat from Singh Saddleries?
We are unable to contact the company except via facebook messages - he is meant to be based in Nevada but we have no contact phone number and yes before anyone says it - yes we purchased through paypal - all the seats he has posted on his facebook page look pretty good so didnt expect an issue.
My partner's seat arrived today without instructions, no brackets and two soft metal bolts - My partner is furious - you cant mount the springs as they are straight and no angle bracket as been supplied - help please
P.S we are in Australia
Thanks Donna