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23 Aug 2002
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Adventurer's seat - what's it like?
Can anyone offer a comparison between the Adventurer's seat and the stock 2 piece thing? Are they the same height? How about the comfort? (I'm assuming the fittings are the same and the Adventurer's seat could be fitted to the base model.)
TIA.
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23 Aug 2002
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Nick,
Theres been a lot of discussion about these seats on the GS owners club website. Some people prefer the standard seat to the new adventure style. I believe the official line is that the seats are not interchangeable, something to do with sub frames, but I know they are been swapped about. The other option is a Touratech one piece seat. I've fitted one to my 1100GS and really like the look though comfort wise it's not much different to a standard seat. They cost the best part of £220 all in from Bracken in London. Cheers Rob Farmer Loughborough Leicestershire England
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