No More Sitting on the Tank!
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I fixed the seating position on the Hawk tonight. I hated sitting right at the tank. I had two of the seat pads from Walmart so I doubled on up and put it in the low spot and then put the other over the top. It does sit quite a bit higher but it's more leveled and much more comfortable for my 6'3" frame.
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I have one of those on a different bike. They're ok. Made by Coleman and stamped with some other name that escapes me at the moment.
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I just bought one of these for my tt, guess I'll have to grab a second one that looks like exactly what I am going for!
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You can't beat it for the price.... I have one and it just didn't work out right on my Rhino as the plastic buckles were exactly where they came out from under the seat. I need to rig up some other straps because the Rhino seat is like a slab of pleather covered plywood.
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How do you strap it on and get the side panels on? For some reason to get my pad tight enough to stay the latches are too low and I can't get my side panels on.
Do you keep the pad loose? |
I have the straps pulled tight and they are just out of the way for fitting the panels back on. You may try moving your pad forward or back to a wider position on the seat. I have no movement from the pad the way it sets now.
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Me being a short ass I chop my
seats down a inch or so if possable.. ... |
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With the seat cut down 30mm , sags set the bike sits 130mm (5") lower when I'm seated on it.. just makes it easyer to get yer foot dowm on uneven ground... http://i1244.photobucket.com/albums/...1/SAM_0014.jpg . |
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