cafe seat for two?
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cafe seat for two?
13 Jun 2008 22:19
I love the looks of the cafe racers rear ends. the problem is that I want to be able to throw my wife on the back and hit the pavement at times. Has anyone seen or heard of or has a cafe version of a two seater? I would love to see pics or hear any ideas.
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Re: cafe seat for two?
14 Jun 2008 08:25
Just put any seat made for 2 people on there.
Its not going to mess up the looks of a cafe racer :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: anyway.
Its not going to mess up the looks of a cafe racer :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: anyway.
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17 Jun 2008 18:09
Here was my solution to that problem. I sold this bike last year but have a few more pictures if it helps. But in the picture where the arrows are was a seperate part of the seat that could be removed. It was basically just a shell I covered in leather to match the flat seat I made. It worked good. So with this I got the best of both worlds.
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Re: cafe seat for two?
18 Jun 2008 06:58
Nice work! so did you just buy the back end and have to fab the seat and removeable cover your self or just the cover?
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18 Jun 2008 18:06
I actually made the whole back end including seat pan. The front fairing was a one off piece I made also.
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Re: cafe seat for two?
19 Jun 2008 11:51
nice work! Maybee I'll just have to put my fab cap on and start cutting and pasting. thanks for the pics, you got a nice ride.
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19 Jun 2008 13:54
Here is my attempt at a cafe seat for two. I just reshaped and recovered my king and queen. It was my first attempt at sewing a cover so please be nice.
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Re: cafe seat for two?
20 Jun 2008 06:25
As far as Im concerned as long as you tried and it seems to look nice. Next time you will know what to do different and what not to do at all. so is the back part the second seat?
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20 Jun 2008 20:32
The old queen part of the seat was reshaped and covered white. The seat is the original pan and foam.
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20 Jun 2008 23:35
I don't remember where it was but I recently saw a post with pics where a guy just bought a second seat. He used it to make his cafe seat and tail. Then had connectors located where he could unplug the lights, pull the 2 seat pins, and stick the original seat back on. He said the swap only took about 5 min from one to the other. It looked pretty sharp.
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