Anyone seen this seat cover????

[frankllynn]

MY seat cover is ripped and I would love to find another like it. Does anyone know where to get the same one?

https://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/garage.php?do=viewattachment&attachmentid=54784

[frankllynn]

Also any good tips on recovering the seat

[ben_suhard]

You're referring to your bike's seat cover aren't you, 'cause it looks like you're show-casing your jeans(a different type of seat cover)in the photo!

If you can't find another one the same, I say just go for a black gripper cover, they look good on any bike.

For fitting the new cover: Staple the front first, then the rear, then use a heat gun(a hair dryer will work too) to warm it up so that it's easier to stretch and get a tight fit. Staple the middle section on each side and work your way around the rest of it, still using the heat gun. You can remove and re-do any staples to tidy it up a bit if you need to.

[DeeCee]

Try the Thumpertalk Shop, they have the Ceet range of seat covers listed.

I am about to fit the same graphics as you have. Decided to go with a black seat cover as I think it will look better that way.

[frankllynn]

Thats my cousin. I dont know what hes doin back there

[frankllynn]

what kind of staples and staple gun should be used. And what about spray adhesive.

[ben_suhard]

what kind of staples and staple gun should be used. And what about spray adhesive.

You'll need a heavy duty stapler. I use a Black & Decker Powershot, but it doesn't really have the power to penetrate the plastic seat base properly, so eventually I'm gonna get an air powered stapler. I haven't used spray adhesive for doing a seat cover, but you could if you wanted to. I'm just wondering if it'd tear the foam at all when you move around on the seat?

[frankllynn]

not sure about ripping, I just thought it would help keep it from wrinkling. That is something to think about thou