Steve can weld and I have done a bit. Just wondered if there was an easier way. We would have to remove the bracket and reweld it to the new bars and then rechrome so it may be a hassle. I know they are pulled back but I would like to lie back a bit like you tall guys. I know that many Raider riders have done theirs.
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Thanks Toby, will look at the seats or just get my local seat upholsterer to put a wedge in the back.
Hi shane,
You are right that I don't really want to go any higher. We have a local firm here in Preston who did my midnight star seat for me so I think I will take my stock seat and get him to build up the back and put some gel in the base to make it more comfortable. I need to ride a bit more first to see if I need it doing. At the moment I do sit far forward so can reach the bars easy but I tend to have to keep moving about as I slip back to the back rest.
You are right that I don't really want to go any higher. We have a local firm here in Preston who did my midnight star seat for me so I think I will take my stock seat and get him to build up the back and put some gel in the base to make it more comfortable. I need to ride a bit more first to see if I need it doing. At the moment I do sit far forward so can reach the bars easy but I tend to have to keep moving about as I slip back to the back rest.
He isn't though. He will pay for that.MY said:;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Easy to say when your on the other side of the ocean.Kevs said:StrykerJan said:Hi shane,
You are right that I don't really want to go any higher. We have a local firm here in Preston who did my midnight star seat for me so I think I will take my stock seat and get him to build up the back and put some gel in the base to make it more comfortable. I need to ride a bit more first to see if I need it doing. At the moment I do sit far forward so can reach the bars easy but I tend to have to keep moving about as I slip back to the back rest.
Can't be easy being 4'13" can it Hobbit
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