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Cushy Seat....again!

sammy56

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So the weekend before last, my Airhawk sprank a leak! I was about two hours from the house in the mountains...the ride home was rough as I have become so use to the cushion.
I patched up the hole and the seat is all good again :D:D:D:D
For the life of me, I can't figure out how anyone can ride on our stock seat for more than 3 hours. Happy trails all....best weather of the season is upon us!!!!!

LB
 
So the weekend before last, my Airhawk sprank a leak! I was about two hours from the house in the mountains...the ride home was rough as I have become so use to the cushion.
I patched up the hole and the seat is all good again :D:D:D:D
For the life of me, I can't figure out how anyone can ride on our stock seat for more than 3 hours. Happy trails all....best weather of the season is upon us!!!!!

LB

I don't think sportbikes with seats designed for sporty aggressive riding are meant to be ridden (comfortably) for more than 3 hours . . are they?
 
Wanted one of those but worried about what just happened to you..... LEAKS. Not sure how common it is, but for the price... I dunno.
 
Wanted one of those but worried about what just happened to you..... LEAKS. Not sure how common it is, but for the price... I dunno.
Good news is the patch (patch kit came with product) is working for now....
I have over 15K on the Airhawk, but I agree they are a little pricey ($150 if I remember correctly), but still much cheaper than a new seat and I can take it with me if I ever change out bikes. But again, only if the leak remains fixed!
Definitely a risk, but so far worth it. If the leak breaks through again, I will have to research alternatives though....
 
Can you please post pics and or a link to the website of wehre you obtained this product?
You can get them at many websites...just google it. Revzilla sells them too.
 
Yeah, it ain't easy, but it's doable. I took the bike to Vegas and back, (about 4 hours) and it was kinda rough on the 'ol buns. :D Fun ride, though.
 
The farthest I went with the stock seat in a day was 630 miles, that was with the help of bicycle shorts. After getting the seat redone, I went from Colorado Springs to Las Vegas in a day, with no bicycle shorts. So the seat, with a little help, can be pretty comfortable. :)
 
So......
Patch is holding up so far. A short ride last Sunday and a couple days of commuting to work this week...all good!!

LB
 
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