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Edub Full Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 160 Arizona Gender:	Re: Bonneville seat conversion Reply #15 - 01/23/22 at 15:41:19 That looks outstanding! Do you have a build thread you can share? I’d definitely be interested in reading more.
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buster6315 Senior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 353	Re: Bonneville seat conversion Reply #16 - 02/03/22 at 19:42:02 After some consideration, I have given up on mounting a Sportster seat to my '08 Savage. Next I will try and see if a solo Mustang saddle can be made to work.
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Re: Bonneville seat conversion
Reply #17 - 02/05/22 at 07:07:19

[quote author=63747275647337323034010 link=1457037594/15#16 date=1643946122]A I will try and see if a solo Mustang saddle (brown) can be made to work.

I worked and got the seat half mounted, and found that it moved me slightly closer to the footpegs. I do like the looks, so I'll give it a try. I did not have to move the rectifier, which helped.

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Reply #18 - 06/03/22 at 17:26:54

That bike from the first photo in this thread has changed. It's mine. here is it now.

[quote author=50474146574004010307320 link=1457037594/15#17 date=1644073639]buster6315 wrote on 02/03/22 at 19:42:02:

A I will try and see if a solo Mustang saddle (brown) can be made to work.

I worked and got the seat half mounted, and found that it moved me slightly closer to the footpegs. I do like the looks, so I'll give it a try. I did not have to move the rectifier, which helped.

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