Newbie from Gloucestershire
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2017 10:44 am
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Newbie from Gloucestershire
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I posted a picture in the gallery and I have now re-covered my seat and I am currently doing another one I bought on ebay. It is a 2011 scooter and I really didn't like the hump!
Re: Newbie from Gloucestershire
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2017 2:41 pm
Your bike looks brand new....really nice shape
I also hated the hump, so I recently bought a Cheeky Seat cover which is working out well
I also hated the hump, so I recently bought a Cheeky Seat cover which is working out well
Re: Newbie from Gloucestershire
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2017 3:48 pm
Thanks, its only covered 1700 miles from new. I can now sit well back on the seat and it helps with the rear shocks as well, I have noticed.
Re: Newbie from Gloucestershire
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2017 1:15 am
On my 2014 model the "hump" was only held in place by 2 bolts. With that removed it's left a couple of holes - I keep meaning to visit a vinyl repair outfit and get a couple of circular patches put over them.
Re: Newbie from Gloucestershire
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2017 1:34 am
Builders foam to fill them was a good idea.TheMaverick wrote:On my 2014 model the "hump" was only held in place by 2 bolts. With that removed it's left a couple of holes - I keep meaning to visit a vinyl repair outfit and get a couple of circular patches put over them.
Re: Newbie from Gloucestershire
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2017 3:39 am
Probably the best patches are from a camping shop to repair air beds. They are quite large and round and do come in black but its still a bit Naff! Does mean you can sit back a bit though.
Re: Newbie from Gloucestershire
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2017 9:30 am
Welcome Arn!
I saw your job on the seat in the other thread; nicely-done!
What does 'naff' mean? Yankee English doesn't have that word...
I saw your job on the seat in the other thread; nicely-done!
What does 'naff' mean? Yankee English doesn't have that word...
Re: Newbie from Gloucestershire
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2017 4:59 pm
Smaug wrote:Welcome Arn!
I saw your job on the seat in the other thread; nicely-done!
What does 'naff' mean? Yankee English doesn't have that word...
N.A.F.F is a very rude term. Naff off is the same as bugger off. Naff on its own kind of means a bit cringingly awkward but not too much.
A ride red wall clock for example is a bit naff
