That is one expense seat clamp to replace . I’d get that one welded even if you decide not to use it on this build .
I will eventually. I don't think I will be using it for this build though.
That is one expense seat clamp to replace . I’d get that one welded even if you decide not to use it on this build .
Dang now you are stealing my hidden idea.
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You should definitely get a seat like that!
I have a cast iron implement seat similar to the one you posted. It is imprinted with “Kingman”, my home town. The company was actually in Illinois. Anyway the seat has been waiting in the wings for fitting. Funny stuff that you happened to make the post.
Mocked up the Ruff saddle tonight. It has potential. I like that it has the "peek-a-boo" skull so that you can see the tire and rack cutout. It has potential. Gonna noodle on it.
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That seat can’t be light weight .
I really like that pan style seat on there. And those bars are growing on me, thought they were too pointy at first. And yeah, getting the right 'show and go' positions on the bike are always important to me. As you do, I always ride all my bikes and a solid riding position is key. I know I've lost points over the years with voters for being more 'go' than 'show', but if one can't ride their build in the end, it's just a piece of art; rather than a rolling , FuN-ctional piece of art!
The original bars somewhat mimic the shape the tractor seat spring. JMO, but I think the drop bars look better, have you tried the clubman's upside down?
Always enjoy watching your builds! great so far... not sure if I'll jump in this year or not
I feel like someone might be lurking, rhymes with snake.
I feel like someone might be lurking, rhymes with snake.
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