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18 Feb 2008
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Turatech seat for KTM 990
Considering a Tourtech seat for my 990 and wondered if anyone had done the same and with what results.
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20 Feb 2008
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Probably will find you'll be requesting a new arse as the TT seats tend to be quite hard. Might not be the time to discover you've got 'grapes of wrath'
 IIRC the 990 seats come as standard with the gel inserts.
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21 Feb 2008
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I can't comment on the TT seat but am very pleased with the Renazco seat i got from the USA. Vast improvement over the standard instrument of torture.
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22 Feb 2008
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Try an Airhawk cushion
Hi I have a KTM 950 Adventure with original seat - it was a killer - I tried everything - sheepskin - gel knickers... nothing worked! I purchased the cheap version airhawk - plastic instead of neoprane. The neoprane version is only required if you are ramping off 30ft tabletop jumps and landing botty first on your Airhawk. I have had mine for 1 1/2 years and its stood the test of time. It really is the only option and a cheap one at that - I paid £45 and trust me it works. I can now ride for 8 hours at a time ± 650 miles without a botty twitch.
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26 Feb 2008
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Orange Crush
Get yourself onto Adventure Rider Motorcycle Forum Orange Crush for all you could ever want to know about the Ktm 950.
Albert theturtleshead
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3 Jul 2008
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The Touratech is alot firmer, has a flatter profile and has more grip. At the front it's narrower than the standard seat and the rear is wider with a concave shape to it. The shape sounds a bit wierd but by moving back and forth a small amount on a long ride greatly changes where the pressure is applied to you ass.
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