Imagine a seat ...

j3gq_imp

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I don't have any qualms with the CB's stock seat, at least not for the maximum range I ride in a day anyway. Nevertheless my legs are long, and I don't like to lower my pegs. So a little relief now and then has to come from elsewhere.
Now imagine a versatile seat ... adjustable, comfortable, very cheap, and ... not permanently installed, but just when you need it.

I did, and I found it. First test ride yesterday with great results. One more sec, before I give it away. Reading beyond this point you accept the general conditions (check-mark), and click OK, okay ? Remain open minded, at least try.

Such a seat costs 25-35$, with many choices,
- has been optimized by hundreds of companies for racing bicycles, and the buttocks of riders,
- fits perfectly onto the Honda seat, without any fitting problems,
- is held in place by your legs, no glue, no screws, no damage,
- can be folded away at a stop at the traffic-light, without getting off,
- is compatible with any top-boxes etc. you may own.

Longish dinner, or stay over night ? take it off in under 20secs, and store it safely in your backpack.

In "working" position


folded away
 
You definitely like to think outside the box j3gq!

I only have a short 29" leg but do find the seat to peg ratio can get at my hips on longer runs. I temporarily sat two 20mm thick pieces of wood between the seat and the frame at the mid and front section while having the rear latch secured. It visually looked OK at the tank join and provided a more comfortable seating position. This was just statically in the garage and needs some extra thought to protection the seat tab at the front. A 3D printer would be handy to try out a front support.
 
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Tev62_imp said:
You definitely like to think outside the box j3gq!

I only have a short 29" leg but do find the seat to peg ratio can get at my hips on longer runs. I temporarily sat two 20mm thick pieces of wood between the seat and the frame at the mid and front section while having the rear latch secured. It visually looked OK at the tank join and provided a more comfortable seating position. This was just statically in the garage and needs some extra thought to protection the seat tab at the front. A 3D printer would be handy to try out a front support.
The wood or other material you used will inevitably rub against painted parts of the frame, and - with time and vibrations - slowly destroy the underside of your stock seat too. The gel seat on top, you can find them anywhere from 15 to 35 mm, and the stock seat ... after 20,000 miles will look just like on day one.
 
Houtman_imp said:
Nachodaddy_imp said:
I find wearing two pair of Depends provides all the comfort I need on long trips.
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
 
GoldOxide_imp said:
Houtman_imp said:
Nachodaddy_imp said:
I find wearing two pair of Depends provides all the comfort I need on long trips.
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
...Q: is there any discharge port while riding?:blush:
 
peterbaron_imp said:
GoldOxide_imp said:
Houtman_imp said:
Nachodaddy_imp said:
I find wearing two pair of Depends provides all the comfort I need on long trips.
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
...Q: is there any discharge port while riding?:blush:
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
...Q: is there any discharge port while riding?:blush:
That is the one disadvantage. I am sure top scientists are working feverishly to solve that problem. Stay tuned.
 
And to think, I had to pay a guy to build me a more comfortable seat, and didn't think about potty breaks during the design process.
 
Gone in 60_imp said:
And to think, I had to pay a guy to build me a more comfortable seat, and didn't think about potty breaks during the design process.
Back to the drawing board . . .:dodgy:
 
peterbaron_imp said:
GoldOxide_imp said:
Houtman_imp said:
Nachodaddy_imp said:
I find wearing two pair of Depends provides all the comfort I need on long trips.
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
...Q: is there any discharge port while riding?:blush:
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
...Q: is there any discharge port while riding?:blush:
Yes there is a discharge port for cooling the engine in hot weather ; it is a hybrid cooled bike in that case .
 
Houtman_imp said:
peterbaron_imp said:
GoldOxide_imp said:
Houtman_imp said:
Nachodaddy_imp said:
I find wearing two pair of Depends provides all the comfort I need on long trips.
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
...Q: is there any discharge port while riding?:blush:
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
...Q: is there any discharge port while riding?:blush:
Yes there is a discharge port for cooling the engine in hot weather ; it is a hybrid cooled bike in that case .
AND you do not have to stop for a potty break , you are a clever old man !
Ingenious. :rofl:
...Q: is there any discharge port while riding?:blush:
Yes there is a discharge port for cooling the engine in hot weather ; it is a hybrid cooled bike in that case .
:rofl:
 
A variation on the Air Hawk.
 
"Ignorantia sit beatitudo"

That's Latin, darlin'. Apparently Mr. Ringo here is an educated man.
 
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Now I see, Corm, thanks ! yet I think 99$ is quite a price, and their special motorcycle seats may even be more expensive.
 
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