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Post by tr6ke on Sept 10, 2014 20:15:55 GMT
As some of you may know my trike was rather butchered y the previous owner, my plan is it rebuild it over this coming winter. So far I have purchased a pair of seats and front clam shell from RTR just waiting for time to fit these. Since I have had the seats I decided to have some pads/inserts maid as I liked the ones from RTR but fancied something a little more custom.. What do you think? 
and they are reversal for a different look when I get board!! 
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Post by juddyjuddster on Sept 10, 2014 20:17:11 GMT
Nice idea
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Post by slugshot on Sept 10, 2014 20:45:07 GMT
They'll smarten it up a treat along with the new bonnet.  |
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Post by tr6ke on Sept 11, 2014 6:04:26 GMT
Can't wait to see it looking good again. Thinking of changing chassis from silver to black over winter too
Keith
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Post by erik on Sept 11, 2014 17:49:03 GMT
How about a red chasis? Just to be different  Nice seats and padding! Is that the wide or narrow version? I believe Sparco and OMP havemounting brackets which might fit on these seats. Worth to have a look at those! Just an other thought... If you brace the seat at shoulder height to the bulkhead tubes you take away the flex of the GRP and have a very sturdy sit for track day use. That's a brainfart from our local MEV distributor  br! Erik |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2014 19:30:12 GMT
I like those, they look great, make sure you mount them so you have a little lift at the front on your legs, your legs need a little lift to stop pins and needles setting in. I mounted mine on the floor at the rear, and up on 2" posts at the front, and I already have padded Cobra bucket seats. Makes a lot of difference on long runs.
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Post by tr6ke on Sept 15, 2014 7:57:49 GMT
Thank you all for the tips and advice. I've had the seat pads done with 18mm foam so hopefully be comftable enough.
The red chassis is something to think about
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