i am struggling perched over the bars with twin saddles so i need a duel seat. the only one that looks like it will suit is the Nannucci cafe racer type.
are they comfy though or are they a vibe factory like the ancilottis?
series 1 duel seat options
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Ian Hepworth
Will let you know soon as my series 2 has got one and I am hopefully getting my hands on it next week.
Apparently they aren't very comfy.
Apparently they aren't very comfy.
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Do you need both seats Nick? Only one of the lads over in Blackpool fabricated a plate mechanism to move the front seat further back and it has a tilt and lock system to get at the petrol cap. I could ask him if he wants to build any more. Or I could pass on your details to him?
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Cezeta you could go down the get a smaller arse route,
if you find a pain free overnight solution let me know :bouncing:
if you find a pain free overnight solution let me know :bouncing:
TS1 and PX stay in the garage (future barn finds) out on the GTS 300 when I go out on a scooter.
I know I’ll get there and back
I know I’ll get there and back
ah, i would be very interested in this. its what started the thought process but i gave up.corrado wrote:Do you need both seats Nick? Only one of the lads over in Blackpool fabricated a plate mechanism to move the front seat further back and it has a tilt and lock system to get at the petrol cap. I could ask him if he wants to build any more. Or I could pass on your details to him?
its actualy my knees that hit the bars and after riding the jet200 i realised what a pain in the ass/knees the series 1 is to ride......specialy with no back brake, no front dampers, a slightly flat rear tyre and the worse cable operated front disc in the world. Add to that my new turbotastic tuned ts1 is so grunty it barks and it feels like im riding a bouncy castle with an f1 engine under it.
i think i have a series 2 bench seat i could use too but the vietnambynucci looked period drama enough.
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Hello Martin (excuse me is that your name Sir? Sorry if I got it wrongcorrado wrote:Do you need both seats Nick? Only one of the lads over in Blackpool fabricated a plate mechanism to move the front seat further back and it has a tilt and lock system to get at the petrol cap. I could ask him if he wants to build any more. Or I could pass on your details to him?
Cheers mate,
Jaime
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I bet my chorizos didn't help huh Nicky?6LDA 28B wrote:Cezeta you could go down the get a smaller arse route,
if you find a pain free overnight solution let me know :bouncing:
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Is the one you are talking about the one that sells for over a hundred quid on ebay? Wow, that looks the biz... Let us know how it is!!cezeta wrote:i am struggling perched over the bars with twin saddles so i need a duel seat. the only one that looks like it will suit is the Nannucci cafe racer type.
are they comfy though or are they a vibe factory like the ancilottis?
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Jaime, i search EBay and couldn't find those seats can you post a link
thanks
thanks
TS1 and PX stay in the garage (future barn finds) out on the GTS 300 when I go out on a scooter.
I know I’ll get there and back
I know I’ll get there and back
