YES!! Congrats on your New seats, they look so much better than the stock ones! The box did it's job, but it looks like it fought hard to make it. I always worry about an items condition when it finally arrives. Packing is really important, especially when the journey is long. Enough of that talk!!
Back to saddle,....CHEERS may they bring you Miles of Smiles and Cushie Tushies!!
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Just got back from a 36 mile ride and the seats are great! Cushie Tushies is what we got! We ordered our seats on June 12th and they arrived on our door step July 10th. Longer then we expected. But, Happy to have them.
Steph, I have to ask if you think they'd be better for a *really* long trip. I did almost 200 miles yesterday through NJ's Pine Barrens (where Jimmy Hoffa and some Soprano's characters are allegedly buried ). My butt was *aching* at the end of the day, and I'd love to know if these humpless seats are the way to go.
Do they seem cushier? DO they have more foam? Or is it *only* that there's no hump, and otherwise it's the same.
Beyond that, I'll probably have to get some cushion accessory and remove the hump myself.
We have 2 different seats from powerbypcx, one of which is very similar to the ones you bought, except it has a wider seat. (It reminded me of a fat seat, which drew me to it.) I bought it so that I could stretch my legs while I ride. The seat is very comfortable. It should be because it cost me $200, which included shipping. However, after 5 major back surgeries my back does not work well without some kind of back rest. It gets tired and that causes me major problems, so I absolutely have to have a seat like Dave has. I need to contact his friend and ask if I can pay him to get one like Dave's except with red stitching. I don't know what I am going to do with the new seat I have though. Maybe I can offer it for half price to someone on this forum.
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Here it is.
Currently own:
Red 2013 Honda PCX150 Givi tall windshield & tailbox - Lots of extra lights Custom seat from Thailand - Bad Boy Airhorn Takegawa Lowering Shocks - Michelin City Grip Tires Headlight assy upgraded to LEDs w/HS5 main bulbs NCY variator, drive face, and rollers
Mel46 wrote:We have 2 different seats from powerbypcx, one of which is very similar to the ones you bought, except it has a wider seat. (It reminded me of a fat seat, which drew me to it.) I bought it so that I could stretch my legs while I ride. The seat is very comfortable. It should be because it cost me $200, which included shipping. However, after 5 major back surgeries my back does not work well without some kind of back rest. It gets tired and that causes me major problems, so I absolutely have to have a seat like Dave has. I need to contact his friend and ask if I can pay him to get one like Dave's except with red stitching. I don't know what I am going to do with the new seat I have though. Maybe I can offer it for half price to someone on this forum.
Second dibs! PM me if you are interested in unloading. No bidding wars though... Ratster did see it first!
And yes, I did just fill up my Amazon cart with a couple pads and cushions, including an Airhawk. I did 200 miles yesterday with a few breaks throughout, and couldn't sit still the last 20 or so. Hopefully one of those pads or cushions will fix it.
dustin91 wrote:Second dibs! PM me if you are interested in unloading. No bidding wars though... Ratster did see it first!
And yes, I did just fill up my Amazon cart with a couple pads and cushions, including an Airhawk. I did 200 miles yesterday with a few breaks throughout, and couldn't sit still the last 20 or so. Hopefully one of those pads or cushions will fix it.
Well, I have to take care of getting a replacement first before I give it up, so I will let both of uou know when that has been accomplished.
Currently own:
Red 2013 Honda PCX150 Givi tall windshield & tailbox - Lots of extra lights Custom seat from Thailand - Bad Boy Airhorn Takegawa Lowering Shocks - Michelin City Grip Tires Headlight assy upgraded to LEDs w/HS5 main bulbs NCY variator, drive face, and rollers
dustin91 wrote:Steph, I have to ask if you think they'd be better for a *really* long trip. I did almost 200 miles yesterday through NJ's Pine Barrens (where Jimmy Hoffa and some Soprano's characters are allegedly buried ). My butt was *aching* at the end of the day, and I'd love to know if these humpless seats are the way to go.
Do they seem cushier? DO they have more foam? Or is it *only* that there's no hump, and otherwise it's the same.
Beyond that, I'll probably have to get some cushion accessory and remove the hump myself.
Thanks!
The seat is padded like original but without the hump. That's really the only difference. What i find to be an improvement is that I can slide back a little. And in the event of hitting a bump or pot hole my @$$ doesn't land on the hump.
200 miles is a long ride and my @$$ would have been sore too. Not sure if there is a seat out there to keep your butt from getting sore on a 200 mile ride.
Personally I thinks our scoots look better with the new seats.
Thanks for the info. I should be getting 3 or 4 pads/cushions to try out this week, and will let everyone know my thoughts on them. I only want one that works well enough to make those long rides more sufferable. I only get uncomfortable around the 100 mile mark without a break, and if there's something out there that costs under $100 and makes a difference, I'd rather do that than invest in another seat.
I need advice on this humpless seat. I rode all day a week ago and now have a very sore arse and cannot sit easily. It is bad. I have to find a seat that works or sell the PCX. Please advise. I will read on.
rodsterinfl wrote:I need advice on this humpless seat. I rode all day a week ago and now have a very sore arse and cannot sit easily. It is bad. I have to find a seat that works or sell the PCX. Please advise. I will read on.
The box did it's job, but it looks like it fought hard to make it. I always worry about an items condition when it finally arrives. Packing is really important, especially when the journey is long. Enough of that talk!!
