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New user
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| My wife isn't happy with the stock Vision seat. She tends to gradually slide forward as we ride, which causes her to have to push herself back. Has anyone else had this problem, and would an aftermarket seat help? Any suggestions as to which seat manufacturer? |
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Cruiser
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shakopee , Mn | Have the large riser on the back of the seat shaved off. Unstaple cover, use an electric carving knife to slice foam, return cover and restaple. OR
take to local upholstery shop.
Edited by vicguy 2015-08-24 11:44 PM
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Cruiser
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Buford, GA United States | I bought a gel butt buffer (large) that she lays the front of it on my back rest and it pushes her back. No problems or complaints for about $85 when I bought it. |
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Cruiser
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Victoria Tx, TX United States | What Vicguy said. I went to a Corbin seat. I like it!! If you do try to buy one during a show you get $100 off!! |
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New user
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| Thanks everyone! |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 29
Tumbler Ridge, BC Canada | The wife has the Air hawk and loves it. It has doubled are riding distant so that is good for me.
Never mistake horsepower for staying power. |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 29
Tumbler Ridge, BC Canada | The wife has the Air hawk and loves it. It has doubled are riding distant so that is good for me.
Never mistake horsepower for staying power. |
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New user
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| There is a place in Denver Called Bitchin Stitchin He does wonders with Bike seats. He can build up the front part of her seat and carve the back part and install Gel Pads. |
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