Notching the frame to drop the seat.

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07-31-2015 | 08:23 PM

fat daddy

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Thanks man I just sold my 34 that I built had a lot of fun with that one. I put some more pics on there of when I installed the drop seat kit,they are in my winter project album I think there's 2 pages

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07-31-2015 | 08:41 PM

Jerry L

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Nice pics, thanks! I got lazy (okay, overwhelmed) with the drop seat and had FBI install it in Daytona. I used to live in Michigan before I retired to FL. Great looking bike, man!

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07-31-2015 | 08:52 PM

fat daddy

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Where you at in Florida?

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08-01-2015 | 03:09 AM

R.Canales

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Architect

This is your answer, FBI makes a bolt on kit. You unbolt the rear section of your frame (2009 and newer the frames are modular) bolt on their's. The offer fenders, seats and side panels to fit. Gives you the 2" drop and it is pre-engineered:

https://fatbaggers.com/motorcycle-parts/drop-seat-kit

Why re-invent the wheel? And I don't work for them, it is just the answer to your question.

Thanks I did find them and that is exactly what I was looking for. It was just an idea that I am entertaining. I am looking for a comfy drop seat that moves me back and down.

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