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Now there's an interesting seat! And, plenty of cargo area!!

LOL Yeah It actually is really comfy, I can fit a full ruck sack on the rack for when I do longer rides.
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and 1 with the new drag pipes!!! i think it a big improvement


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post #25 of 849 (permalink) Old 08-01-2009, 01:54 PM Thread Starter
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to OP... I love that look, was that a custom job? or is that a seat made specifically for the vulcan, because I uhh "NEED" it... LOL

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Same to the OP - I want that seat it is sweet - where can I get one?
Thanks. The seat came off a vulcan 1600 meanstreak. It is very comfortable and give a sporty looks. What i did was reverese the side bracket and drill 3 extra holes. 2 are on the side frame and 1 on the back.

Where to get it? I saw couple of them on ebay.







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post #26 of 849 (permalink) Old 08-01-2009, 05:51 PM
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that looks kool, here is my bike as of last august...a lot has changed on her since then...like the seat is now covered in leather, the sissy bar is gone, and some other mods i forget all i did back in march
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lookin for pics i came across a bunch of old pics that made me cry .... befor the rebuild and in the snow... wouldnt let me post again ...
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Hi all Vulcan fan, i am from Norway and i get my first bike. This is a picture of my ride to day, and i will customised the bike in this winter and a parts it`s ordered from cruisercustomizing.

And i realy like this bike. And thanks for a great site for VN750 owners.
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