Ok so after buying a reproduction of the original duel seat from Beedspeed and now racking up the miles it's becoming quite apparent this may have been a bad choice as I seem to be suffering ever worsening terminal arse ache.
So my question is what's regarded as a really comfortable Lambretta seat? I quite like the Ancillotti seats but the ones I tried today were worse than the one I have.
Is there any one in perticular that is known for comfort? (Ancillotti or otherwise).
Cheers guys.
Comfortable seats?
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GP Electronic. Probably the best standard seat you'll buy. Late Spanish seats as used on the Lince are supposed to be good as well, if not exactly stylish. Aftermarket style, the Pegasus seats are suprisingly comfortable.
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Pegasus seats are very comfortable but expensive or just buy the Airhawk cushion
Pad and transform any seat into a comfort seat G.
Pad and transform any seat into a comfort seat G.
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Most comfortable seat I've ever had on any bike was the king and Queen on my 150 super in 1986.
I think I'd rather have a sore arsenal than look as stupid as I did then though
I think I'd rather have a sore arsenal than look as stupid as I did then though
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hendy wrote:Most comfortable seat I've ever had on any bike was the king and Queen on my 150 super in 1986.
I think I'd rather have a sore arsenal than look as stupid as I did then though
As my Dad used to say "Each to their own lad"
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I use one that I bought off Ebay,check this thread.
http://www.ilambretta.co.uk/forum/viewt ... eat#p48642
http://www.ilambretta.co.uk/forum/viewt ... eat#p48642
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I've a Lince seat, which looks like a loaf of bread, plus a re-made electronic seat and both are far more comfortable than standard Series 3 seats. However, still get bum ache on longish UK trips. But for the Euro, bought a neoprene airhawk cushion and absolutely brilliant. No aching arse, instead got tension cramp in arms and shoulder with continual overtaking on Autobahn and hand hovering on clutch lever. But there again, we all suffered the same tension cramps.
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Was going to post the exact same response!Mr G in NYC wrote:Pegasus seats are very comfortable but expensive or just buy the Airhawk cushion
Pad and transform any seat into a comfort seat G.