Anyone local do seat work? Want to get the color changed to white and some custom lettering (stiching of somesort I would guess)
Anyone?
Anyone local do seat work? Want to get the color changed to white and some custom lettering (stiching of somesort I would guess)
Anyone?
There's a guy in the Springs who does repair and stuff on leathers. He's on the R1 forum.
It's starting to feel like I am following you guys around.
http://www.sargentcycle.com/yamss.htm
I can't recommend these guys enough. I had them do me up a front and rear cover in their Carbon FX material for a bike I had. It was nice and grippy and didn't get hot in the sun. Fit and finish was perfect. Quick to install and you only need a staple gun.
Locally call Alex West.
She does extremely nice work for reasonable money
303-503-2760
Hit up Sortarican. That dood can sew like the wind.
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Sew very old one.....Sew like the wind!!Originally Posted by Devaclis
My 1930's foot powered Singer Rocks for vinyl and leather!!!!!
Just did the seat cover for my KLX in carbon fiber (look).
And yes, I can sew up something, though I'd recommend against letters.
Even a little raised stitch can wear your ass thin.
Check out Denver fabric on Bellview just west of Santa Fe for marine vinyl.
Also Colorado Auto Trim off Sheridan on Mississippi for the best selection of colors/grains.
And make sure it's MARINE Vinyl, not appolstery vinyl.
Last edited by Sortarican; Thu Jun 18th, 2009 at 03:40 PM.
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Thanks for the help gentlemen.
Not sure what kind of stuff you're looking at getting, but I used LuiMoto.com for my seat covers and I think they came out very nice. It took me about 30 minutes of work to put them on.
man, my seat got efffed up in that last hailstorm... how much to recover it? it is a single saddle, 2002 mille r...Sew very old one.....Sew like the wind!!
My 1930's foot powered Singer Rocks for vinyl and leather!!!!!
Just did the seat cover for my KLX in carbon fiber (look).
And yes, I can sew up something, though I'd recommend against letters.
Even a little raised stitch can wear your ass thin.
Check out Denver fabric on Bellview just west of Santa Fe for marine vinyl.
Also Colorado Auto Trim off Sheridan on Mississippi for the best selection of colors/grains.
And make sure it's MARINE Vinyl, not appolstery vinyl.
how much fabric should i buy if i do go there?
I've heard of Bitchn Stitchn for years. Anyone know anything about them?
I saw a K1200s a couple weeks back who had his seat reworked by Bitchn Stitchn. Looked nice and he was happy with it.
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