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> WTB 914 plaid sport seats, Plaid seats
rolmedo
post Apr 26 2020, 04:06 PM
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Happy Sunday everyone,

I'm a proud owner of a very nice 1975 2.0. I wanted to get a more canyon friendly seat that I can add tartan/plaid inserts. The seats need to be an easy bolt on in case they are returned to stock. Can anyone help me find something or have a set I can rebuild.

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mepstein
post Apr 27 2020, 05:05 PM
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The other trick is to use thin closed cell foam on the seat bottom and back so the bolsters stick up higher in relation to the height of back and bottom. Also good for really tall people.
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post Apr 27 2020, 05:12 PM
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The other trick is to use thin closed cell foam on the seat bottom and back so the bolsters stick up higher in relation to the height of back and bottom. Also good for really tall people.


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