** What is the Best Seat for Tail Bone Pain Relief??
#21
02-12-2014, 08:25 PM
It's kind of hard to explain, a lot of it comes frompersonal experiance and upholstering 21 years helps.Alsoa lot comes from input from the customer and getting the sitting area shaped correctly for him or her. Knowing the weight of the person lets me know if they need more foam or if the stock foam will suffice. Knowing the height lets me know if they need to move back or forward and again a lot of this is all tied in with what the customer wants and request.
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02-12-2014, 09:17 PM
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02-12-2014, 10:14 PM
#27
02-13-2014, 10:20 AM
My question to both of you guys with the air zepplin is, do you have tailbone damage?
Not trying to be difficult, but lots of folks talking about comfortable seats. I have a serious pain issue with my tailbone. Not after two hours riding, from just sitting on a firm surface for a few minutes.
Not trying to be difficult, but lots of folks talking about comfortable seats. I have a serious pain issue with my tailbone. Not after two hours riding, from just sitting on a firm surface for a few minutes.
#28
02-13-2014, 10:29 AM
My question to both of you guys with the air zepplin is, do you have tailbone damage?
Not trying to be difficult, but lots of folks talking about comfortable seats. I have a serious pain issue with my tailbone. Not after two hours riding, from just sitting on a firm surface for a few minutes.
Not trying to be difficult, but lots of folks talking about comfortable seats. I have a serious pain issue with my tailbone. Not after two hours riding, from just sitting on a firm surface for a few minutes.
I do not have any tailbone damage either, so can't say for certain that an airhawk will work, but it certainly made my ride much more enjoyable
