Re: Is my new PCX 150 too small for me?
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2017 10:18 pm
Seats like the #18 that cradle your butt are not for me. I like to move around a little.
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Thanks, did you not know it was going to be a butt cradler when you ordered it, or did you get it 2nd hand? I am not sure if a butt cradle would is ideal for me, either. I just need the seat to not be so down-sloping... i.e. flatter. I will probably keep my OE seat since I assume it is better quality than the replacement seats. But thanks for the offer to send it to me.homie wrote:Seats like the #18 that cradle your butt are not for me. I like to move around a little.
Sent to me by another member who didn't use it. I have been wanting to trade it for a LED stock seat to reupholster in red. As time goes by there will be more used OEM LED seats and somebody will like the extra security of a cradled saddle. I rode it for a week and it does serve its functionpattomike wrote:Thanks, did you not know it was going to be a butt cradler when you ordered it, or did you get it 2nd hand? I am not sure if a butt cradle would is ideal for me, either. I just need the seat to not be so down-sloping... i.e. flatter. I will probably keep my OE seat since I assume it is better quality than the replacement seats. But thanks for the offer to send it to me.homie wrote:Seats like the #18 that cradle your butt are not for me. I like to move around a little.
Thanks butt cradle, i heard back fromhomie wrote:Sent to me by another member who didn't use it. I have been wanting to trade it for a LED stock seat to reupholster in red. As time goes by there will be more used OEM LED seats and somebody will like the extra security of a cradled saddle. I rode it for a week and it does serve its functionpattomike wrote:Thanks, did you not know it was going to be a butt cradler when you ordered it, or did you get it 2nd hand? I am not sure if a butt cradle would is ideal for me, either. I just need the seat to not be so down-sloping... i.e. flatter. I will probably keep my OE seat since I assume it is better quality than the replacement seats. But thanks for the offer to send it to me.homie wrote:Seats like the #18 that cradle your butt are not for me. I like to move around a little.the first I ever tried one, but I buy and try a lot of stuff I use, resale or give away, that's how I learn and review.
pattomike wrote:Thanks, let's see if this works. Now that I have taken a pic of it, I don't like how it looks at all. I thought it looked good til I saw the pics. There are two blankets on the seat. There one on the bottom looks just like the top except it is folded up thicker and smaller and forms the foundation. The one on top is necessarily larger in shape to cover and hold in place the one on the bottom. They stay in place remarkably well. The step up on the seat is almost non-existent, and the comfort level is almost superb. I still just want a freaking regular seat.homie wrote:YOU WISH!pattomike wrote:This is the message I get when I try to attach a pic. Is there a way to make it smaller? That's what she said.![]()
Ok lets walk through resizing images for forum.
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This is absolutely what I have in mind, perfectly. Thanks for sharing!! Yeah I got rid of the blankets. I didn't realize how dumb it looked til I saw it in a pic.WhiteNoise wrote:Toss them hee-haw blankets! Going to local trim shop, I think that's a great idea!
Ok then you might want to take a look at member pcxpower's customized seat just to get get an idea of what it might look like. His is level with No Stops (hump/backrest)![]()
His thread with photos: http://www.hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f ... 574#p45574
Why do you call him Scrotum rider?homie wrote:I was thinking the exact same post WNTom Cruise couldn't reach the ground with that though hehe. I wonder how the 35" inseam Scrotum rider is doing these days? That does look inviting
What does OEM LED mean? I think OEM means original equipment. But LED makes me think of the headlights.homie wrote:Sent to me by another member who didn't use it. I have been wanting to trade it for a LED stock seat to reupholster in red. As time goes by there will be more used OEM LED seats and somebody will like the extra security of a cradled saddle. I rode it for a week and it does serve its functionpattomike wrote:Thanks, did you not know it was going to be a butt cradler when you ordered it, or did you get it 2nd hand? I am not sure if a butt cradle would is ideal for me, either. I just need the seat to not be so down-sloping... i.e. flatter. I will probably keep my OE seat since I assume it is better quality than the replacement seats. But thanks for the offer to send it to me.homie wrote:Seats like the #18 that cradle your butt are not for me. I like to move around a little.the first I ever tried one, but I buy and try a lot of stuff I use, resale or give away, that's how I learn and review.
His thread only has 7 posts. You would think a post such as this would have dozens more posts. I enjoyed seeing the skeleton of the seat. Regarding the step-up, my Honda salesman said he knows a guy who does motorcycle seats, and he will take out and/or level out the foam that makes up the step. But when I saw the skeleton I realized that the step is a hard piece of plastic hahahaha. There ain't no smoothing that puppy out. I wish I could see PcxPowers step by step pics of the project.WhiteNoise wrote:Toss them hee-haw blankets! Going to local trim shop, I think that's a great idea!
Ok then you might want to take a look at member pcxpower's customized seat just to get get an idea of what it might look like. His is level with No Stops (hump/backrest)![]()
His thread with photos: http://www.hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f ... 574#p45574
Did you put this seat on your bike? Do you have a pic of it on your bike? It looks like what I need.Jge64 wrote:Its the seat, I'm bigger than you by an inch and with a non stepped seat, you'll fit fine. A seat like this is what I use:
https://bikerzbits.com/honda-pcx-custom-seat-4581.html