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Just got a present in the mail from Mr. T

Took just about a month total to arrive total. I wasn't exactly sure I would like the red pipping that I added but I think it matches the red stripe on the tank well enough. Took it for a ride and it worked well. It was a little slippery, but it is new leather so that can be expected.

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Very nice, hope it's as comfortable as it looks.Biker
I really like the red piping. It wouldn't look nearly as good to me without it.
(05-24-2015, 02:38 AM)jerrycon_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I really like the red piping. It wouldn't look nearly as good to me without it.

+1 yea, the red piping makes it on the black bike. Very nice.Thumbs Up
Probably the best looking seat yet, that I've seen for the CB. Thumbs Up

note: You really need to remove those ugly stickers off that beautiful gas tank, just saying.
On my K&H Tall, I noticed the seat pan is rock solid, the stock seat flexes, that's why I think the K&H feels better and you do not always slide forward like on the stock seat.
Although K&H is not "magic", feels better but not perfect.
The red piping looks great. Subtle yet effective. Thumbs Up
(05-24-2015, 05:50 AM)tomas_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Probably the best looking seat yet, that I've seen for the CB. Thumbs Up

note: You really need to remove those ugly stickers off that beautiful gas tank, just saying.

Ya, Those stickers and the front reflectors are next. I have a heat gun but was going to start with a hair dryer and see how much power I need.
The reflectors come off easy by pulling them carefully.
(05-25-2015, 12:36 PM)SanPete_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The reflectors come off easy by pulling them carefully.

I grabbed ahold of one of the fork reflectors the other day and pulled fairly mightily. It seemed to move around quite a bit - but I couldn't get her to let loose. I'll have to give it another shot.


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