Like the new name 'Basil'... ;D
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Like the new name 'Basil'... ;D
I am getting some of these for christmas.Or you could get some Daytona Ladystar boots
If you want some Daytona boots then be aware that you can get them about £100 cheaper getting them sent from Germany where they are made.
ive had both my kawasaki er6 & kawasaki z750 lowered (z by 50mm) as iam only 5,2.no problems as they were done correct, front end lowered to suit. handling of the bikes fantastic husband put the bikes through their paces reported back that it handled better than when he had the z.
Cobra leather used to do them for my customers - top job and sculpted it so it still looked good (also sculpting can mean less foam needs to be cut out so your next post isn't where can I get a gel seat for a midget ;D )
There's a place in Calne that does vehicle re-upholstery, from what I've seen of their work (they were at the bike day this year) they look to be very good.
South West Auto Trimming: http://www.swautotrimming.co.uk/projects.html
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Originally Posted by jaagsxr
it looks like i may get my GSXR after all with those things......i need never worry about being vertically challenged again hehehe [smiley=thumbsup.gif] [smiley=thumbsup.gif] ;D
Hey short stuff you could try Saxons in Bournemouth. They were going to make a raised seat for me on my GSXR as I have the opposite problem ... too tall for sports bikes but I changed the bike for something bigger instead ... You could always buy a minimoto or try this link .
http://www.saxonseats.co.uk/
They normally want you to go down on your bike so they can get a decent height check on you then they make the seat for you in about 3 weeks.
Originally Posted by Nooj
This was the one I was going to suggest, but couldn't remember the name. They were extremely helpful when I contacted them.
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Dear Mr. Brush,
Your being somewhat challenged in the height department is, let us say, one of the things your fans remember most about you. After all, one can only speculate on how a cameraman would cope with framing the shot if one put one's hand into a full-size fox and waved it around on the set of a TV studio. I'm told shaving one's seat can have very prickly and itchy consequences and small nics may irritate for a number of weeks. However there are a number of very good creams available should you wish to persue this avenue. I'm sure I join your Good Lady's opinion in as much as she must think you've been at the slops trays again......... [smiley=rolleyes.gif]
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