Ducati Performance Comfort Seat - Page 2

LeeeeeeL · 16-May-2006, 21:42

Thanks guys had another long blast at the weekend and was sooooo glad when the fuel light came on. The other customers must have giggled in the garage at my john wayne walk up to the till !

iang · 16-May-2006, 22:37

I have a Sargent seat on my 749R, It has a carbon look to it and is very comfortable, cost £200 though !!!

LeeeeeeL · 18-May-2006, 15:09

A thorough internet search reveals very little have to manually ring around i think !

ath748 · 19-May-2006, 12:07

Must say that I rode for eight days straight, and for about 7 hours every day on my 748 and my arse didn't really hurt. A little discomfort on the motorway, but otherwise I was so rarely still, it wasn't a problem. Move around on the seat more!

Anyways, hope you get it to your liking.

duck · 20-May-2006, 00:02

i agree with ath748, i've had 3 weeks from 6-12 hrs in the saddle (749) and it was fine apart from really hot weather. i thought my wrists and backside would go in the first day but it turned out they didn't really hurt at all, it was the tops of my arms that ached. btw i'm 6'2

gossa · 22-May-2006, 18:35

Try a pair of quality padded cycling shorts under your leathers, you would be very surprised at the difference they make!!!!

LeeeeeeL · 23-May-2006, 12:16

Managed to obtain one through Ducati Spares at Ducati Leeds thank the lord !!!

900MAN · 24-May-2006, 11:06

How Much?

LeeeeeeL · 24-May-2006, 12:05

82 pounds if i remember rightly. In fact it is the thicker seat pad on this link

http://www.ducati-spares.com/cgi-bin...99_2f96959303B

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16-May-2006, 21:42	#11
LeeeeeeL Registered Forum User Posts: 28 Join Date: May 2006 Location: UK Mood: Regretfully watching the weather again Thanks guys had another long blast at the weekend and was sooooo glad when the fuel light came on. The other customers must have giggled in the garage at my john wayne walk up to the till ! Reply

16-May-2006, 22:37	#12
iang Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,170 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: northumberland I have a Sargent seat on my 749R, It has a carbon look to it and is very comfortable, cost £200 though !!! Reply

18-May-2006, 15:09	#13
LeeeeeeL Registered Forum User Posts: 28 Join Date: May 2006 Location: UK Mood: Regretfully watching the weather again A thorough internet search reveals very little have to manually ring around i think ! Reply

20-May-2006, 00:02	#15
duck Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 143 Join Date: May 2005 Location: norfolk i agree with ath748, i've had 3 weeks from 6-12 hrs in the saddle (749) and it was fine apart from really hot weather. i thought my wrists and backside would go in the first day but it turned out they didn't really hurt at all, it was the tops of my arms that ached. btw i'm 6'2 Reply

22-May-2006, 18:35	#16
gossa Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 101 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: poole, dorset, uk Try a pair of quality padded cycling shorts under your leathers, you would be very surprised at the difference they make!!!! Reply

23-May-2006, 12:16	#17
LeeeeeeL Registered Forum User Posts: 28 Join Date: May 2006 Location: UK Mood: Regretfully watching the weather again Managed to obtain one through Ducati Spares at Ducati Leeds thank the lord !!! Reply

24-May-2006, 11:06	#18
900MAN Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 676 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: essex Mood: 900 went 999 gone, Multi came and went, 749 Nero now How Much? Reply

24-May-2006, 12:05	#19
LeeeeeeL Registered Forum User Posts: 28 Join Date: May 2006 Location: UK Mood: Regretfully watching the weather again 82 pounds if i remember rightly. In fact it is the thicker seat pad on this link http://www.ducati-spares.com/cgi-bin...99_2f96959303B Reply