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Re[2]: [ST] Sargetn seat for sale or return
- Subject: Re[2]: [ST] Sargetn seat for sale or return
- From: Keith Winter <kwinter@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2003 10:30:41 -0700
My issues were two, which I reported to the list about three
weeks ago:
1) The seating area is too far back, necessitating me to
reach much to far forward to reach the bars; to reach the
bars comfortably, I had to sit well forward of the designed
seating area, which was quite uncomfortable due to the
narrowing of the seat.
2) I found that the seat caused me to slam into the tank
under "spirited" riding, which I do not like; I prefer to
sit back just a bit (only an inch or two). I found that I
had to constantly push myself back away from the tank.
The stock Triumph seat exhibits none of these problems in my
case. As i and others have said, the workmanship and
quality are top notch.
I would caution anyone about buying the seat other than from
the factory; I don't know this to be fact, but I don't
expect the 30 day money back guarantee works on a second
hand seat. If the second hand buyer also doesn't like the
seat, he might not be able return it to Sargent.
- -Keith
'00 RS
On Friday, July 11, 2003, 8:45:49 AM, Clapp, Ethan wrote:
> What were your guy's issues with the seat? I have been considering one, but
> have also heard some people were not thrilled with it but I have not heard
> why. Shape? Dished out too much? Padding? Slope? etc... and input
> appreciated.
> R,
> Ethan
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