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Low seats

OhioMike1989

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There is quite a few options for after market lower seats.

Has anyone just trimmed the foam and put the oem seat cover back?

to lose 1-3" of OEM seat at a local upholstry shop may be cheaper than buying an entire new seat espeially to maintain the OEM cover..
 
lower seat

i did and read about others that have as well. i lowered it between 1 1-2" in front to almost a full 2" in back. i also narrowed it up 1 1/2". this allows me to hop over faster or use knee on seat.
i read of guys using electric carving knives and sanders to fine tune. i think this method would work best. be careful with the higher speed sanders the seat tends to grab, then quickly you cut a notch.
Mark your seat and seat plastic before removal for reference points it helps to line it up when you go to reattach.


best advice i can give is dont use a hot knife. i ended up with a chunky mess that i had to backfill in some areas.
You can watch videos on repairing seats on Youtube if you mess up.
 
Did mine last season and loved it! Electric knife and a belt sander... Looks good, Feels good, works good!
 
Yes dont buy an after market seat! Take 1’’ off the top and 2” off the sides . It will change your life. 30’’ in seam pants i’m A short guy . 36’’ A arms .

have some pictures? I'm about 5' 9-10" and 32" inseams and this season will be my first time riding back country and mountains and want to set myself up right as possible my first time out.
 
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