Seat

Joe H Posted 2011-07-30 1:57 PM (#92080) Subject: Seat Cruiser Posts: 72 Eyota, MN Has anyone had any issues with there seat coming apart at the seam? Coming apart right at the stitching. cw1115 Posted 2011-07-30 2:02 PM (#92081 - in reply to #92080) Subject: Re: Seat Visionary Posts: 1290 Ruskin, Fl Mine started to tear about a quarter inch off the seam. Wrecked the bike before I had to worry about it. Cap'n Nemo Posted 2011-07-30 4:17 PM (#92089 - in reply to #92080) Subject: Re: Seat Visionary Posts: 1359 New Bohemia, Va around the 45,000 mark. johnnyvision Posted 2011-07-30 4:28 PM (#92091 - in reply to #92080) Subject: Re: Seat Visionary Posts: 4278 I read here a good year ago where the stitching started to tear a part. As I recall he lived in Az and thought the sun had dried the threads out. Of coarse he siad his fat ass didn't help any. Joe H Posted 2011-07-30 5:30 PM (#92095 - in reply to #92080) Subject: Re: Seat Cruiser Posts: 72 Eyota, MN I live in Minnesota and only have 30,000 miles on the bike, a seat should last a hell of a lot longer than that. radioteacher Posted 2011-07-31 11:23 PM (#92214 - in reply to #92080) Subject: Re: Seat Visionary Posts: 3006 San Antonio, TX One seam on mine is ripped open. Kornbread Posted 2011-08-01 7:31 AM (#92230 - in reply to #92080) Subject: Re: Seat Cruiser Posts: 97 Okeefenokee Swamp MIne ripped and i took it to an upholsterer, who actually removed the old pleather, and upgraded it to high quality marine grade pleather and used the same type stitching. bigfoot Posted 2011-08-01 7:49 AM (#92234 - in reply to #92080) Subject: Re: Seat Tourer Posts: 494 Akron Ohio area Sun, weather extremes and chemicals all will deteriorate stitching, leather, and man-made materials. Nothing lasts forever.