anyone no where i can get some work done to my seat
i live in burlington,but all info is appreciated
i would like to take some foam out to lower it some
I can't comment on who to get it done, but I would recommend goin down a wee bit further and carving out enough for one of these. Super comfy and $100 well spent.
I thought everybody just did that themselves
... used my moms electric knife to cut one down once, that worked pretty slick :| although the knife was never really the same afterwards ymmv.
add: if your saddle has a smooth vinyl cover (no stitched seams or imprint) and you want to renew the material, I had great results by spraying the entire surface with contact cement and stretching a layer of black leather (recycled from and old leather couch) over the vinyl. Amazing enough it doesn't cause any problems when it gets wet, never had a problem with dye transfer to my pants, it isn't slippery like vinyl can sometimes be and it is extremely durable. (far more resistant to cuts and wear then the original)
anyone no where i can get some work done to my seat
i live in burlington,but all info is appreciated
i would like to take some foam out to lower it some
Mike, what particular bike is this for? Maybe someone already has a cut down seat for one and you can save your original to go with the bike when/if you sell it.
its for a 14 multistrada
took it to gold star in stoney creek as gary has pointed out and others i have talked said they do great work
nice guys
i will keep everyone posted on the results
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