Sprung on a Softie ..... ?
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#32
Thanks for the feedback. The old 'tractor style' seat was a deliberate choice for a few reasons, first the roads around here are nothing like the silky smooth interstates in the US...especially if you want to leave the main routes and actually see some of the country, and second as with most things the bike is still a work in progress...heading hopefully somewhere retro. Finally, convention be damned.
I will have to move the seat slightly forward and put on a set of 3 inch springs vice the 2 inch ones fitted at present...my fat **** keeps bottoming these ones out. (although if my physics serves me correctly they will have to be stronger not just longer), then new bars and risers, then.....
cheers
I will have to move the seat slightly forward and put on a set of 3 inch springs vice the 2 inch ones fitted at present...my fat **** keeps bottoming these ones out. (although if my physics serves me correctly they will have to be stronger not just longer), then new bars and risers, then.....
cheers
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Thanks for the feedback. The old 'tractor style' seat was a deliberate choice for a few reasons, first the roads around here are nothing like the silky smooth interstates in the US...especially if you want to leave the main routes and actually see some of the country, and second as with most things the bike is still a work in progress...heading hopefully somewhere retro. Finally, convention be damned.
I will have to move the seat slightly forward and put on a set of 3 inch springs vice the 2 inch ones fitted at present...my fat **** keeps bottoming these ones out. (although if my physics serves me correctly they will have to be stronger not just longer), then new bars and risers, then.....
cheers
I will have to move the seat slightly forward and put on a set of 3 inch springs vice the 2 inch ones fitted at present...my fat **** keeps bottoming these ones out. (although if my physics serves me correctly they will have to be stronger not just longer), then new bars and risers, then.....
cheers
There are some companies that sell specific 'seat shocks' but they look Fugly.. you can also consider investing in the rear shocks to remedy the *** situation .
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klf33 - thanks man...its far from awsome right now but it might get there some day. I really find the advice, opinions and views of other likeminded folk on this forum of real value...guess that's why we have 'em, and I appreciate it when guys take the time to encourage and chide as appropriate.
Ride safe.
flashman
Ride safe.
flashman
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klf33 - thanks man...its far from awsome right now but it might get there some day. I really find the advice, opinions and views of other likeminded folk on this forum of real value...guess that's why we have 'em, and I appreciate it when guys take the time to encourage and chide as appropriate.
Ride safe.
flashman
Ride safe.
flashman
By the way, AIM magazine and "The Horse" will give you 'ideas' on directions to go ... specially "The Horse", they are great when they do not talk politics and stick to bikes .
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