nice!

nice job !!
Ilove your handlebar and risers also ami right in thinking there 4" risers? how do they work on the bike and is there much room on the turn to go lower?

Risers are aftermarket unfortunately I don't know exactly what they are they came with the bike when I bought it I think they are 4".  There's plenty of room for tight slow turns on these risers ya could probably go down maybe an inch and still be fine.  The bib has 2 holes at the tank mount/seat hook part that it's bolted on with it's not part of the seat but it flows nice cause it's all the same material.  It's tied on with 2 straps in the front around the neck, it seems to pull alittle down so need to tighten the top straps alittle.  It's all new foam(smaller profile than stock) and all new cloth so I can always go back to stock if I wanted to without a problem.  Total cost was 35$.  

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Yeah not an experienced sower.  I did it without pinning anything together just holding both pieces at the right distance and the seat pans just have bends in them at a rough angle to where it needs to be and then stretching and stapling gets a good fit.  I used a singer 2662. Kinda a basic but more modern machine.  The machine didn't really pull the thick material through very good so it needed assisance from me pushing it through which could account for some tighter and slightly uneven stitching.  That's a good tip on the relief cuts woulda made folding over the curved parts easier to manage.