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ok for longest time now I have been wondering what is the deal with all these chrushed velvet seats? my guess is that most of you guys run & ride out in the extreme heat so I would assume that velvet is cool on the azz? is that the reason? or is it more for bling?/

not makin fun of, just really curious? hell I might have to get me one too
 

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Crushed velvet seats were cool in cars back in the 70s, maybe it is making a comeback. I think that the guys on those fast azz banshees use it to cover up the skid marks left when they take off. lol
 

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QUOTE (Raptor Trent @ Jun 8 2008, 05:11 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=2185Crushed velvet seats were cool in cars back in the 70s, maybe it is making a comeback. I think that the guys on those fast azz banshees use it to cover up the skid marks left when they take off. lol


Thats why i got mine.....f...but it dont do me any good right now since it's slow.
 

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Built in Butt wipe?
 

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they are for looks and i have found them to be cooler but don`t let you slide on launch as much as the stock style will, the seat is a often over looked area of tuning to riders leg length, mine are short and a lower cut seat puts me closer to shifter and lowers my weight on frame some, with the lower seat or cut as some call it, it also lets the rider move to rear easier and then slide back forward after pass
 

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QUOTE (frank @ Jun 8 2008, 08:54 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=2207they are for looks and i have found them to be cooler but don`t let you slide on launch as much as the stock style will, the seat is a often over looked area of tuning to riders leg length, mine are short and a lower cut seat puts me closer to shifter and lowers my weight on frame some, with the lower seat or cut as some call it, it also lets the rider move to rear easier and then slide back forward after pass


If it will keep you from sliding...I am all for it!
 

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QUOTE (shovelhead @ Jun 8 2008, 08:09 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=2209ok after a long conversation with Dave ( dajogeir) he informs me that he finds it to be much cheaper to just buy one of these!

lol, might work , but i think i`ll stay with seat, they do make a diff from gripper and anyother material i have tried, might not work with 1 of them type garments on thoo
 
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