[toona-dave]

The stock seat on an otherwise delightful bike is gone. Tried the Ducati "comfort" seat . . . a misnomer. Corbin's and Sargent's seats aren't that custom (no logo an the back?) Mugello's mouthwatering goodies are not happening without a ticket to Thailand, (not necessarily a bad thing), or they need to change their bushiness model about exporting their stuff. That's where Matthew Larson of Larson Upholstery comes in. Not only is he a bike enthusiast and skilled craftsman, but he is above all else an artist. We talked about what I wanted in a seat regarding style and function, and he created a comfortable work of art. He's in Seattle, and would be glad to talk. www.larsonupholstery.com

 

[The Duchess of Desmo]

That bike is seriously smart!

 

[tonyjuliano]

Gorgeous seat...

 

[Dave S]

That seat is indeed a work of art.
Superb!

 

[littleowl]

Wow that's lush! Almost as good as mine ..

 

[stavely]

Toona-Dave. that looks great.
Did he use the existing seat pan and did he make the seat wider in the "seating area"?

 

[greer]

Wow, nice! Can you give us an idea of turnaround time?

Sarah

 

[toona-dave]

Toona-Dave. that looks great.
Did he use the existing seat pan and did he make the seat wider in the "seating area"?

He used the stock seat pan, and re sculpted the foam - adding a bit hear and removing a bit there. The recess for the tool kit is gone, (it now lives in the rear tray) and replaced with a flat piece of aluminum.

 

[toona-dave]

Wow, nice! Can you give us an idea of turnaround time?

Sarah

About a week.

 

[toona-dave]

Wow that's lush! Almost as good as mine .. View attachment 3357

Ha Ha! Almost.

 

[mtb2104]

very very nice flat bottom line!
May I know if he trimmed the front end too? It looks lower and hugs the tank better?

 

[toona-dave]

He added foam to the front edge to bring it in tight.

 

[PERPETUAL MOTION]

Wow that's lush! Almost as good as mine .. View attachment 3357

Your seat is a little too high...you might want to adjust that :evil6: