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Scooters - 125 to 300 => Grandvista 250 => Topic started by: Treynor1 on December 29, 2010, 11:52:47 PM
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My 2009 GV came with the upgraded touring seat as well as the standard seat. On long rides, my legs could not straighten out and would cramp. I put the standard seat on and it was much the same. I took the touring seat to a motorcycle re-upulsterer and had him cut 2 inches off the backrest and 1 inch off the height and re-cover it all in leather. It cost $200 but well worth it. I can now ride for 10 to 12 hours and not cramp up plus I can plant my full foot when stopped. (30 inch inseams). Hope this helps all of you that are not satisfied with your seat.
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My standard seat was broken into and the latch on the underside was broken off and is gone.
Would you consider selling the regular seat or the latch?
Thanks
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Sure, email me at bob.Treynor@gmail.com
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Email sent.
Thanks! :D
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After a year of riding my GV the seat seems to be getting more comfortable or I'm just getting more conditioned. It seems I would choose to add some height to the seat and move the seat back back a little. to un cramp my 6''1 height. How did you decide on the changes you made or did you leave it up to the shop?
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The choices were simple; two inches off back got it to the support post and I took one inch off the height because any more would affect seat "comfort". You can shave the front of the seat a bit narrower if you need it even lower. By the way, the back support ends up being squared off instead of the rounded support that it starts out with. I prefer it this way, it gives me just a smidge of wiggle room.
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Can you post some pictures of your upgraded seat?? I have removed my back rest from the standard seat for some more room. I am interested in the touring seat for more comfort. Is the only difference a lumbar backrest??
Any help will be great.
Scootit