GEL SEATS?

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+1 for the air hawk
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MikeH wrote:+1 for the air hawk
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Have a look at a company called LICS - located near Brand's Hatch

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I got a gel "numnah" from fleabay for a fiver, they are pads to relieve the pressure on hoses backs from the lardy birds and their saddles. like Dave said they get bloody hot and store the heat for ages. I now just use a Sheepskin

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Post by Gaffer64 »

Hi,

I have a 650GS twin and had the seat re-modelled as too low for me. Had memory foam and a gel pad put in and still uncomfortable. I would go the Airhawk route and this is my next step if I don't sell the bike.

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Post by Scrump »

I also have an air hawk fitted and swear by it, I have now added a sheepskin cover over it as a mate of mine said that this combination was more comfier than a £ 400 Corbin seat he had previously! Jury's still out at the mo as I've only been out once but I seem to be able to more around easier on the seat, : )
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Post by Jelly »

Airhawks, never tried one and probably never will at the price they want for em!

Sheepskin all the way for me, cheap and effective.

I had (until it punctured!) a cheap inflatable bath cushion under it with just a little air in it, just enough to keep your arse off of the seat.

A little wobbly but it didn't bother me too much, especially as it was only a few quid. :)
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Had previously thought about the gel pads from Danmedico but have not purchased one yet. Back in August Lidl had some blow up travel pillows for I think £4.95. Bought one as I was flying out to Chicago. Ended up using it to sit on as the seat in the plane was uncomfortable. Made a great deal of difference to the comfort levels. So I might now try it on the bike to see if it makes any difference. The only problem will be sorting some straps to keep it in place. Maybe I can find some cheap clip-on braces.
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Duct tape.
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I'm with Jelly on this one , sheep skin and it makes a good pillow rolled up
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