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2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - Printable Version +- The CB1100 Community Forum (https://cb1100forum.net/forum) +-- Forum: Honda CB1100 Discussions (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Forum: Accessories/Modifications (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=8) +--- Thread: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 (/showthread.php?tid=9412) |
RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - jerrycon_imp - 04-01-2015 Like the look, JPX. About your seat... Has there been an improvement in butt comfort? Significant improvement? RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - JPX_imp - 04-01-2015 (04-01-2015, 02:50 PM)jerrycon_imp Wrote: Like the look, JPX. About your seat... Has there been an improvement in butt comfort? Significant improvement? May just be my imagination but I think the new one is more comfortable; I recall being less sore in the rear after my latest ride. It's definitely thicker and has more padding than the stock seat, so that could be part of it. I had them set the foam for a 175 lb rider and I weigh about 185 right now. I figure by the time it's broken in I'll be back down to 175 lbs. RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - the Ferret - 04-01-2015 (04-01-2015, 11:20 PM)JPX_imp Wrote:(04-01-2015, 02:50 PM)jerrycon_imp Wrote: Like the look, JPX. About your seat... Has there been an improvement in butt comfort? Significant improvement? take it from us old timers, history tends to show the weight trend leans the other direction.
RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - JPX_imp - 04-01-2015 Haha, well then my next mod will be to make my CB pedal or foot powered I suppose. The Flintstones Mod RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - Papa Weeley_imp - 04-02-2015 Great looking seat! If I didn't love the feel of my Tiro so much, I'd be all over that. And the extra height makes it even better for me. (*Actually, if you decide to sell it because it's too tall, let me know, I may just try it out anyway! And you had it custom made to my exact weight!)
RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - JPX_imp - 04-02-2015 Sell my seat? That's a negatori. I love it and will never part with it. ![]() Better get one while the exchange rate is good.
RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - Ghis_imp - 04-02-2015 Did you replace the seat for looks, comfort, both? I like it a lot. RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - JPX_imp - 04-02-2015 (04-02-2015, 02:06 PM)Ghis_imp Wrote: Did you replace the seat for looks, comfort, both? I like it a lot. All of the above. I will admit that I was worried on the comfort front since many people who have gotten them have said that they feel too hard and that they don't soften up for a few thousand miles. I haven't found that to be the case personally. I purposely had the foam set for a lighter rider (175 lb foam vs 185 lbs actual) so that it would be a little on the softer side. That may have helped or may not have; it makes sense to me but I couldn't tell you for certainty if it made a difference without having one of each on hand to test out. I do think that the seat finishes off the bike aesthetically very nicely though. From looking at my pictures before and after replacing it, it just totally looks like how the bike was supposed to be. The stock seat was a little too low and plain looking for the look I'm going for. Seat Swap Before and Afters: [url=http://s1072.photobucket.com/user/jasonxerri/media/CB1100/Before%20and%20After%203_zpswihsy9yl.jpg.html] ![]() [url=http://s1072.photobucket.com/user/jasonxerri/media/CB1100/Before%20and%20After%204_zpsjp7x2jp1.jpg.html]
RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - the Ferret - 04-02-2015 How do you put 2 pictures side by side like that? RE: 2014 Black Standard CB1100 w/ Road Comet 1 - JPX_imp - 04-02-2015 I normally just open up both images in two instances of Microsoft Paint and cut and paste one into the other. Then it's just a matter of cropping stuff out I don't want and moving things around a little. Takes me maybe a minute or two to do one. |