Seat wrinkles / what 2 do??

[CuDaMaN]

Anyone else have this problem?? It's not like I weigh a ton or anything....and my feet just reach the pegs, so I don't think it's the way I sit. May have to get it re-glued. Not sure. Never had to do a seat repair before.

BUMMER...................... just makes it look phugly....:down:



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[RCAdd1ct]

You can try using a hair drier to heat that area and try and smooth it out.

Use an oven mitt for smoothing the warmed material.

 

[montana]

Is your bike still under warranty? I had a similar issue with my Corvette and the dealership fixed it under my warranty.

 

[V]

You ain't been practicin for team leg hump while on the bike have ya? Fess up:roll:

 

[TLB08K9]

Send it to Roger/beeza or Seatmaker(sorry dont know his actually name) and get him to make you a custom seat. They do great work.

A heat gun works pretty good, just dont get it too hot and do not use bare hands to smooth (as stated above)

 

[RRRUFF]

Yea I have the same problem on my 05, old style seat. The wrinkles are smaller and more of them. I am assuming the hair dryer will loosen the glue underneat and then you can smooth it out?

 

[barhopper]

Seatmaker is your man for info.

 

[Chopper Dave]

Seatmaker(sorry dont know his actually name)

That would be Scott

 

[CuDaMaN]

I like the hair dryer idea for applying some heat and then trying to smooth out the material. Gonna try that first and see how that works.
Hey V...:roll: Your right.... I need to tone that down....:lol:

Thanks to everyone for your suggestions:2thumbs:

 

[BadBrad]

Here! Try this link to solve your problems.

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If it works for Oprah, it'll work for you too!

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[T.Byrd]

2008 it should still be under warranty I would go to my dealer.