Leather seat repair

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    #1

    Leather seat repair

    My bike has a leather aftermarket (Mustang) seat with a small ~ 1/4 rip in it. I see a lot of products advertised but I also see a lot of bad reviews on them too, any suggestions/recommendations/experiences on how to repair this?
  • Vmass
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    • Apr 2011
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    • Massachusetts

    #2
    Originally posted by 5azzmonkey
    My bike has a leather aftermarket (Mustang) seat with a small ~ 1/4 rip in it. I see a lot of products advertised but I also see a lot of bad reviews on them too, any suggestions/recommendations/experiences on how to repair this?
    Did you check with Mustang? Maybe they offer a repair service.

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    • Guest

      #3
      Originally posted by Vmass
      Did you check with Mustang? Maybe they offer a repair service.

      Nope, But I will be giving them a call ....

      Thanks,
      Dave

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      • Vmass
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        #4
        Originally posted by 5azzmonkey
        Nope, But I will be giving them a call ....

        Thanks,
        Dave
        I decided to look at their site....They do offer repair service and they are located in Conneticut!!

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        • Guest

          #5
          Originally posted by Vmass
          I decided to look at their site....They do offer repair service and they are located in Conneticut!!

          I just called them and spoke to Kim in sales. She laughed at how old the seat was and requested I send her a picture. She also questioned if it was leather or vinyl ....... I'll guess I'll double check ..... anybody know an easy test to do this?

          -Dave

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          • Dodik

            #6
            easiest way to check for real leather is light a match and stick it in while it is still lighting up. if it is not leather you will need a new one.

            not sure if you want to go with the easy test

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            • Guest

              #7
              Turns out after looking at the back of the seat cover material that it is vinyl. It should be an easy fix with a repair kit from the parts store.

              -Dave

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