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**jonathan180iq** · 06-07-2013, 10:27 AM

It's not a negative comparison! I like it!

(I'm a little surprised that this has turned into only a two person conversation? Where the Hell is everybody?)

There is only one real option on the forum for a seat, and it's a Harley springer. You'll only have to make a couple of slight adjustments to it. There is a how-to if you want to do a search.

Some of our long-gone members spent countless hours and some of their own money testing and purchasing factory seats that we surmised would be direct replacements for our bike... those all turned out to be frivolous endeavors. (Here's a pint for Sarris)

And for bar-end mirrors, I had some for a while before I sold the bike. I think I got them on Ebay. Just the cheapest stuff I could find. Do a search for 7/8" bar-end mirrors and you'll be on your way. (They may also carry these for off-road bikes or ATVs at your local dirtbike shop.)

06-07-2013, 10:27 AM	#38
jonathan180iq Super Moderator Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Dalton, GA Posts: 3,995	Re: First time bobber project It's not a negative comparison! I like it! (I'm a little surprised that this has turned into only a two person conversation? Where the Hell is everybody?) There is only one real option on the forum for a seat, and it's a Harley springer. You'll only have to make a couple of slight adjustments to it. There is a how-to if you want to do a search. Some of our long-gone members spent countless hours and some of their own money testing and purchasing factory seats that we surmised would be direct replacements for our bike... those all turned out to be frivolous endeavors. (Here's a pint for Sarris) And for bar-end mirrors, I had some for a while before I sold the bike. I think I got them on Ebay. Just the cheapest stuff I could find. Do a search for 7/8" bar-end mirrors and you'll be on your way. (They may also carry these for off-road bikes or ATVs at your local dirtbike shop.)
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