WTB Stock Seat
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WTB Stock Seat
I bought my bike with a Sargent seat already on it and the previous owner didn't have the stocker. If anyone has one they wouldn't mind parting with I'd like to have one. I want to at least try it out. The Sargent seems too hard for my posterior.
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Would you consider a partual trade ? Ill even let you try the stocker first !( I wont miss it ) the only reason I have it is, in case I sell the bike . I already have a Corbin but would'nt mind having a Sargent as well .
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Oh , and there is always this option ..................http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HONDA...spagenameZWDVW
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I think I'd rather just get a stocker and keep the Sargent for now. I'm not sure if it's going to be better or worse for me. As little as I ride it could be a while before I form my opinion too.
I was actually looking at that very seat on E-bay. I was thinking there might be someone here that just wanted to get rid of one that is cluttering up their garage.
I was actually looking at that very seat on E-bay. I was thinking there might be someone here that just wanted to get rid of one that is cluttering up their garage.
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I dont blame you . Didnt hurt to ask right ? I think you would definetely miss your Sargent . The stocker is IMHO too soft ,makes the *** go numb after about an hour . Keep checking EBAY . I have seen them go for as little as $20 . Good Luck
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I have a stocker with no damage and in good condition. Email me at Pete187Rock@gmail.com
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Well that didn't work out so well! The stock seat apparently doesn't fit with the larger than stock carbon fiber tank. The seat is in good shape though! Thanks!
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Yep, exactly! It's in great shape. I wish I could try it out. I haven't compared the Sargent to the stocker too much yet, but I think there may be a way to modify the stocker to fit. It would involve cutting away part of the plastic right at the front of the seat base. If I get a bug and really want to use it, I'll try that.
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Yep, exactly! It's in great shape. I wish I could try it out. I haven't compared the Sargent to the stocker too much yet, but I think there may be a way to modify the stocker to fit. It would involve cutting away part of the plastic right at the front of the seat base. If I get a bug and really want to use it, I'll try that.
alright man, let me know how it goes.
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If I get some time in the next few days I'll take some pictures. If I look straight down at both seats, the little tongue thing on the Sargent seems like it sticks out further than on the stock seat. I put so much force on the stock seat trying to get it on that the bike was trying to roll forward. It wasn't happenin'.
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