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 Post subject: Wanted - 1125R rear seat
PostPosted: 20 Jun 2012 13:24 
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Don't care if it's damaged - I want to bolt luggage to it.

What you got?


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PostPosted: 21 Jun 2012 19:07 
Not that I can help you, but for information the seats are the same for the 1125 and the Firebolt (XB9R and XB12R).


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PostPosted: 21 Jun 2012 19:37 
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One on ebay

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PostPosted: 22 Jun 2012 13:33 
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sportster_mann wrote:
Not that I can help you, but for information the seats are the same for the 1125 and the Firebolt (XB9R and XB12R).


Cheers SM - that turns up a few more.


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PostPosted: 22 Jun 2012 20:28 
For reference, the 1125 rear seat part number is M0091.02A8, and the latest price from Jersey HD -

http://www.jerseyh-d.com/products/19242 ... plete.aspx

but you will need to add on carriage.


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PostPosted: 22 Jun 2012 21:13 
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That is really quite cheap...

I bet Black Bear will match it...

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PostPosted: 23 Jun 2012 09:41 
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pash wrote:
That is really quite cheap...

I bet Black Bear will match it...


wow, much cheaper than I expected. Really does make me wonder about some of the prices on a well know internet auction site!

And gives me a bit of a bargaining chip - although for 40 quid I may as well just buy a new one

thanks again SM


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Hawk13 wrote:
wow, much cheaper than I expected. Really does make me wonder about some of the prices on a well know internet auction site!


:yt:

You kinda get lulled into a false sense of security...

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PostPosted: 24 Jun 2012 17:07 
TBH I reckon you could make something up yourself if you're a little bit handy ...

...and I wouldn't trust something bolted to a standard plastic seat base.


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sportster_mann wrote:
TBH I reckon you could make something up yourself if you're a little bit handy ...

...and I wouldn't trust something bolted to a standard plastic seat base.


I think having a load secured just by the seat latch wouldn't be good either.

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PostPosted: 25 Jun 2012 07:52 
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I've bolted a box to a number of pillion pads without any problem - and actually can't envisage any problems (unless you are stupid enough to overload it).

They are designed to take a pillion - even a child is a good deal heavier than a top box.

I agree I'd rather fabricate a proper base but ......


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PostPosted: 25 Jun 2012 09:05 
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Anvil made a tack that fitted to the seat base. Have a search through his posts for pictures.

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PostPosted: 25 Jun 2012 09:24 
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Anvil made a tack that fitted to the seat base. Have a search through his posts for pictures.


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PostPosted: 25 Jun 2012 12:20 
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Hawk13 wrote:

They are designed to take a pillion - even a child is a good deal heavier than a top box.

I agree I'd rather fabricate a proper base but ......


Yep but a passenger is not bolted to the seat base ,the passenger is free to move around on it and their weight is supported on footrests . With a luggage box bolted to it all it's weight and cornering forces will be pulling at the seat latch ;)
The seat is for a person to rest on .......not to hold them onto the bike ;)

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PostPosted: 25 Jun 2012 12:59 
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kevmean wrote:
Yep but a passenger is not bolted to the seat base ,the passenger is free to move around on it and their weight is supported on footrests . With a luggage box bolted to it all it's weight and cornering forces will be pulling at the seat latch ;)
The seat is for a person to rest on .......not to hold them onto the bike ;)


Maybe not with a Buell but a lot of sports bikes had straps across the pillion pad for the pillion to hold onto.

Anyway, I've done it before, I'll do it again and even if it flies off I will not admit I'm wrong ;)


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