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doc5446 Senior Member Offline Into the night... Posts: 307 Randolph, Ohio Gender:	progress 03/08/09 at 21:53:46 Still in the works..
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doc5446 Senior Member Offline Into the night... Posts: 307 Randolph, Ohio Gender:	Re: progress Reply #1 - 03/08/09 at 21:56:01 a different angle and yeah!!! I finally learned how to post pics
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John_D FSO Serious Thumper Offline Ridin' and smilin' Posts: 1658 Vancouver, WA Gender:	Re: progress Reply #2 - 03/08/09 at 22:03:02 Sweet looking bike! Does that seat set s you back a little farther than stock? Springs on it must settle some, otherwise looks like it would try to slide you onto the tank.
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Gary On A Savage Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Only 15 mins riding could save you $$$ in Dr bills Posts: 941 Fresno, California Gender:	Re: progress Reply #3 - 03/08/09 at 23:09:40 I was thinking the same thing. That seat angle looks like it would start to hurt your tailbone after a few miles. An angle in line more with the frame angle would be my suggestion. But, of course, seats are a personal preference.
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doc5446 Senior Member Offline Into the night... Posts: 307 Randolph, Ohio Gender:	Re: progress Reply #4 - 03/09/09 at 09:38:36 Well, between my weight pushing down a little and the bike has much more torque than stock, that slight incline keeps my tushy on the seat. And I did move the seat up about 1 inch and back about 3 inches so I can strech my legs when traveling the highway.
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doc5446 Senior Member Offline Into the night... Posts: 307 Randolph, Ohio Gender:	Re: progress Reply #5 - 03/10/09 at 07:08:31 Well, I'm getting down to the nitty gritty. Just the finishing touches on the seat/pan, adjust saddlebags, and I want to wrap the exhaust from the jug to the SuperTrapp and I'm done for the season!
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