where can i get a @#$#@ seat cover?

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  • Anonymous
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    where can i get a @#$#@ seat cover?

    it's been rather difficult to find a seat cover for my 85 gs700E. anyone got any leads? travelcade seems to cover just about every model except the 700E. strange.

    -jon
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    • Dink
      #2
      Jcwhitney , or any local upholsterer that has vinyl.
      Considered Suzuki?
      Dink

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        • Anonymous
          #3
          I hear you!!!!! the best thing to do is go to an auto upholstery shop. these things are difficult to find accessories for!

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            • chrissinc
              #4
              I got mine done at a little italian upholstery shop near my house and for $150 CDN it was BETTER than the original seat and with more padding on an '84 GS750EF. Try a local shop.

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                • rodcwer
                  #5
                  I bought a seat cover from jc whitney for my 1000L I went with the touring seat for my wife... then I bought a used seat and had it recovered by a local shop in the original design. work out well . when I.m riding alone i used the original design when my wife rides I throw on the touring seat.

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                    • Jethro
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                      Sargent Cycle had a real nice cover kit for my 1100E.
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                        • bwringer
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                          Bad-a-bing, bad-a-boom:
                          Motorcycle Seat Covers
                          http://www.motorcycleseatcovers.com/
                          B&H Specialties crafts hand sewn replacement motorcycle seat covers for ATV’s, motorcycles, scooters and trail bikes. We have a wide variety of patterns including a large selection of vintage motorcycle seat covers that are almost impossible to find elsewhere. We are family owned and located in Texas. Since we began in 1984 we have shipped to almost every country in the world. Browse our catalog and if you don't find what you need, contact us. We can handle custom orders.


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