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Technical (Descriptive Topic Titles - Stay on Topic) => Frame => Topic started by: Atoll on 22.09. 2018 12:36
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Thinking my restored none standard 1960 A7SS would benefit from a single humped seat as I will be the only rider no pillion. Anybody fit one if so what do you recon to to and any recommendations? Thinking something like this.
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My A7SS
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I went to the pub *countdown* Attoll if my head isn't really screwed up somting not look right on your inner primary cover where it is anchored to the frame near the footrest, if it is anchored- fixed ? I could be wrong I could be right can anyone else see what I see? is there a bolt in the hole and which side of the frame is it sitting? - I may be round the bend or maybe not *dunno* *whistle*
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I went to the pub *countdown* Attoll if my head isn't really screwed up somting not look right on your inner primary cover where it is anchored to the frame near the footrest, if it is anchored- fixed ? I could be wrong I could be right can anyone else see what I see? is there a bolt in the hole and which side of the frame is it sitting? - I may be round the bend or maybe not *dunno* *whistle*
Looks like the inner primary mounting ear is on wrong side of frame tab.
Almost did that myself a couple days ago
Lee
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Looks like the inner primary mounting ear is on wrong side of frame tab.
I agree with Lee
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Looks like the inner primary mounting ear is on wrong side of frame tab.
I agree with Lee
Silly qustion: is that possible?
No, I don't mean agreeing with Lee!
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One thing I like about having the full length seat is being able to slide back and lean over cafe style to reduce wind drag (even though I haven't cafe bars, pegs or pedals). Not sure the seat shown would allow that.
Richard L.
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greybeard funnily enough it IS possible to do that but it sprains the case
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I went to the pub *countdown* Attoll if my head isn't really screwed up somting not look right on your inner primary cover where it is anchored to the frame near the footrest, if it is anchored- fixed ? I could be wrong I could be right can anyone else see what I see? is there a bolt in the hole and which side of the frame is it sitting? - I may be round the bend or maybe not *dunno* *whistle*
Hmmm I am away till.Monday but will certainly look into it on my return. Thanks for the heads up.
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Silly qustion: is that possible?
as berger says yes it can be done, it is quite surprising just how much alloy cases can flex (and leak)
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Thinking my restored none standard 1960 A7SS would benefit from a single humped seat as I will be the only rider no pillion. Anybody fit one if so what do you recon to to and any recommendations? Thinking something like this.
Should be doable I think. May need some modification to the rear seat to mudguard bracket?
Will give it a somewhat scrambler look
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G'day Atoll.
A nice selection here. https://burtonbikebits.net/caferacerparts/
Cheers
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I went to the pub *countdown* Attoll if my head isn't really screwed up somting not look right on your inner primary cover where it is anchored to the frame near the footrest, if it is anchored- fixed ? I could be wrong I could be right can anyone else see what I see? is there a bolt in the hole and which side of the frame is it sitting? - I may be round the bend or maybe not *dunno* *whistle*
I will start a new thread in the engine forum about what I have found today.