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Old 29th February 2004
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Drz seat

what can I do to make my seat better on long trips?
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Old 29th February 2004
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Throw a piece of sheep skin over the seat.

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If you can make a trip to Jax, FL, and carry the seat pan with you, I recommend
http://www.sargentcycle.com
Depending on the time of year, they can have your seat back to you in a couple of weeks. I dropped mine off in person on a friday, picked it up the next friday. (Couple of years ago)
The guys at the counter are pretty knowledgeable and will explain some styling/padding options to you...and usually drag some finished seats out as examples. This is the best route to go...in person, if possible.
I just bought a DR650, so am looking for seat options, also.
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I just bought a DR650, so am looking for seat options, also.
Corbin make a touring seat for the SE. It requires the use of the big IMS tank.

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I bought a gel seat and find it more comfortable.

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