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Scooters - 125 to 300 => Bet & Win 150 => Topic started by: heypete on July 16, 2010, 05:00:42 PM
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My 2006 B&W 150's vinyl seat cover ripped right at the stitching between the driver's area of the seat and the passenger's area.
Any tips for replacing it? Can I replace just the vinyl covering, or do I need to replace the whole seat? If the latter, any idea on how much it would cost?
Is there any alternative to having the stitching in that particular location? It seems that whenever the driver (read: me) sits on it, it applies a lot of force against the stitching, so ripping seems inevitable.
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The seat covers are just stapled on you can remove the staples and have it repaired , strengthend or redesign if you like,you will need a heavy staple gun and I think 1/8" or 3\16"staples to replace.In my dirtbike dayz we used to replace all the time With crazy vinyl designs not allways pretty because we had no sewing skills,but quite funcional.
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Take the seat to an upholsterer, they will recover it. My Kawasaki seat only cost $50 to be recovered. The Yamaha I had a few years ago cost $70 for the two seats. If you talj to him about it you might come up with a solution to where the stitching is.