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You can say that again... Debbie is about my height... about 5'11"... border='0' alt='user posted image' />

Thanks HS... your site is top shelve... I'll provide more details to anyone who wishes to curve out a Temper Foam seat... if this stuff is good enough for Space Shuttle... it's good enough for a rider... Benefits of Temper Foam...

I'll introduce you to Debbie at MotoGp... maybe you'll get lucky???

Thanks Das Bone... Yes... that's Debbie... daughter of the proprietor of Z Leathers... she has her own dirt bike and she races... I think her parents must have been having some great sex in order to create such beauty... border='0' alt='user posted image' />

You can try out the seat anytime...

I used the stock seat pan and traced it on the foam... border='0' alt='user posted image' /> I employed a electric craving knife to cut out the outline and then beveled the bottom 1 inch to allow a more level seating position... border='0' alt='user posted image' /> I finished the rough cuts with a hand held air driven sander... border='0' alt='user posted image' /> I made the cover out of black canvas and popped rivet it on... border='0' alt='user posted image' /> Not the greatest but it works... it took about 4 hours of time and about $100.00 in materials...

True to their racing heritage Mr.RC45 only comfortable for about 30 minutes in the saddle... I don't have a titanium butt so I built my own custom seat of 3 inch block of temper foam... this mod afforded enough comfort to travel 600 miles in a day... "Temper Foam® is a temperature sensitive foam which gets softer and more malleable when warmed and firmer when cooled. Similar to a liquid gel, becoming firmer upon impact, yet feeling soft and fluid to the touch. It is a visco- elastic material ideal for orthopaedic and prosthetic applications. With its firm elastic flow and non-stick properties it eliminates soreness and pain caused by long periods of pressure." http://www.keesgoebel.com/t.foam.htm I started with a shinny black board Honda calls a race saddle... I laid the stock seat pan over a 3 inch block of T47 extra firm... I cut the basis shape using a electric carving knife... I glue the foam to the plastic pan with 3M Weather Strip or Gorilla Snot if you will... next I shaped the foam with a air driven sander... Behold... I went from a racing seat to a 600 mile seat... old guys know comfort and know how to get it too...