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eastona
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toying with the idea of chaning my seats, I invested about £30 in new padding, base foam and a rubber thing to replace the straps. What a difference, much better, here's some pictures.
http://www.eastonadventures.co.uk/Seat.htm

I'd recommend it before going the route of replacement or aftermarket seats. I do about 200 miles a week, so it's got to be comfy.
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where did you buy the pading etc from
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I thought i'd refurbed my seats,but can't recall webbing straps on backrest frame.
Are they standard or is it me being stupid as usual :roll:
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Post by eastona »

The padding, foam and rubber diaphragm :roll: was bought from ESM

The seat back has (3 I think) of those big rubber straps across it. Mine were stretched and consequently I had no lumbar support at all.

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Post by eastona »

forgot to add, yes, it's a standard seat, a '69 four door.

Andrew
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