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GS850G seat cover

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/SUZUKI-GS1...647184?hash=item28418ffc90:g:b2cAAOSwjk9ZPIN3

I've installed several Pit Replica seat covers. There is one on this bike that I installed myself:

https://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=57333&d=1550617336

The problem with PIT Replica, is they don't seem to really know what they are selling. Considering that a 1979 through 1981 GS850 and all GS1000G have the same seats, a person can't easily be certain that they are ordering the right thing when the descriptions from the seller don't accurately reflect the nature of that they are selling. That said, it is a quality cover, priced very competitively. It was a pretty tight fit to install. It has "Suzuki" stenciled on the back, which as far as I know, the original did not have. That logo could be painted over or removed. Lots of people on this forem have had good luck with these. I also have one on a 1978 GS1000G, although I paid to have that one installed.Thanks for posting the link to the UK replicas. I have a Guiliari seat for the GS1000E seat which I had repaired by the installation of an additional panel near the back by the Suzuki logo. I may switch, although the Giulari seat is so uncomfortable that I never ever use it.
 
Thanks for your response. Pit Replica cover is on order.:eagerness:
 
Got my new Pit Replica seat cover. Had to buy another seat off EBay in order to get a decent seat pan and I also got a better foam piece. I'm holding off putting the grab rail on until I'm sure the cover is the way I want it.
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Looks great.
How pliable was the material?
Obviously too early in the Spring to bake the cover in the sun but did you warm up the new cover before installing to get rid of wrinkles/creases?
 
Looks great.
How pliable was the material?
Obviously too early in the Spring to bake the cover in the sun but did you warm up the new cover before installing to get rid of wrinkles/creases?

Yes, I put it in the oven, set at about 150f for about 5 minutes. Comes out very soft and pliable.
 
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