Can you send me the dimensions on these seat kits? I have a mid 70's Harley cart that I would like to mount a rear seat on.
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I dont have that info. It is mounted on my 2005 club car (hope that helps) and is housed at my vacation home. I dont expect to be there for the next couple of months.
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44 1/2 inches total width-------back of seat to front of bench is 18 inches ( behind knees)------- 31 1/2 back of seat to rear edge of foot rest (tip of toe when sitting on bench)
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Man Im not sure. How much room do you have between the sidewall and belt/chain on yours? Mine had a 180, some fit a 200 on mine but only the AVon will fit in a 200, not any others. They are like shoes, some run small/big. That will be your call. My advice is the check the forums on your particular bike and someone may have tried. Thats how I found out only a AVon 200 will fit on my Harley FAt BoB and not any other 200.
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I have a Forty-Eight which can't be much different. They fit but there is very little room on the pegs- I recommend purchasing an extension kit or making your own. Here's what I used: Custom Harley-Davidson Sportster Passenger Foot Peg Extension Kit 2004-present
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I bought it for my KHS tandem bike for the stoker(person.on the back). I think the bike is from the late 90's and it fit. The handlebars allow you to sit more upright, but they are very wide. They stick.outside to aide more than my front handlebars. Hope some of that.info helps.
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Scroll down to technical details... product dimension... 11" x 8.8 "..... will it fit your seat ? Measure your seat !
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no idea on that one lepera l003 is more flat on bottom . I also looked at Le Pera web site only seen listings for Harleys on there don't want to steer you wrong Le Pera is a very good well made seat , look up their site Lepera.com good luck
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It has been so long since I purchased the bike. I don't recall the dimensions. Have you asked the merchant? Hope they respond quicker to you than they did to me in the past.
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Johnny, Don't have those dimenions as I have added saddle bags and not convenient to measure. However I can tell you that I matched up the front mounting holes and the rear holes were about 2" off. I marked and drilled those holes (on the sissy bar mount not the bike frame) out myself and it fit just fine. This was the best priced one I could find. Reasonable price for the quality you are getting. A heavier made bar would be a lot more expensive.
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That's to do with size of bike frame, nothing to do with size of seat. Anyway I've given it away as I found a better seat so can't give u any measurements.
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I have a Harley streetglide, and i put them in my saddle. You can always modify to make it work
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looks like 6 inches in length, just under 4 inches in depth and more than enough in width. Should work out fine. Hope that helps......RIDE ON!
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Well I got a sports bike. I'm guessing it's for a Harley or that size bike. But I just tied a knot on one of the ends to make it fit my bike.
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not sure they would fit, but I am very disappointed with mine...over 12k on mine and they have never been very smooth on the ride, but they did help handling. I would look at the Harley premium shocks--or spend the extra bucks and buy some real quality shocks from howard at motorcycle metal. check out his reviews from other riders at hdforums.com
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This rack is designed for Can Am Spyder RT. It wouldn't fit a Harley. Check www.CruiserCustomizing.com
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I put this on a honda shadow spirit with a cobra sissy bar. Unfortunatly I traded this bike so I can't provide the dimentions. The way I did it was go to the cobra web site and get the model numbers for my bike and then search for them on the amazon site.
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They are technically a "universal" fit. You just need a bolt you can back out to hang them on. I don't have a Harley so I really don't know how they would fit. I do know that Harley offers OEM supports for all their bikes.
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I have a similar bike (kid's bike from the 50s) and had to do some rigging. My seatpost is also not a standard size so I bought a 1/2" U bolt and used the flat metal piece with the 2 holes to attach to my seatpost. They send a lot of pieces so you should be able to get it to work. Since every bike is different, it's not really a one size fits all but, they do try to accommodate everyone with what they send. If you're not really mechanically minded I would ask a friend who is to give you a hand.