Sully's Customs Camel Back Seat for Hardtail
Sully's Customs Camel Back Hardtail Seat
What do you get when you cross a king and queen and a cobra? It sounds like a corny joke, but this Camel Back from Sully's customs is a stepped seat that combines some of the best features of both of those well-established seat types.
- Steel base pan and tongue
- Carpeted pan for paint protection
- Synthetic carpet for water resistanceĀ
- Mount tabs installed
- Vinyl seat cover looks like leather without the maintenance
- Choice of stitch styles
- Made in Indiana, USA
Inexpensive saddles often are built upon polymer seat pans. When the pan flexes, the foam moves out from underneath the rider, leaving one with inadequate cushion. It may sound counterintuitive, but a firm pan is just the ticket for comfort.
This Camel Back seat is handmade in the USA. It's built upon a solid steel pan for that aforementioned comfort and for longevity. The seat is then amply padded with foam, covered, and carpeted. The carpet protects your bike and the carefully selected foam protects your keister from the rigors of a long ride. The cover is hand-stitched in your choice of two great-looking, classic designs that look right at home on a traditional chopper.
The mounting tabs make affixing this to your chopper a simple affair: mock up, weld bungs or drill holes, and bolt into place. The curvature of the pan follows most popular frame and fender combos.
Sully's Customs Camel Back Hardtail Seat
What do you get when you cross a king and queen and a cobra? It sounds like a corny joke, but this Camel Back from Sully's customs is a stepped seat that combines some of the best features of both of those well-established seat types.
- Steel base pan and tongue
- Carpeted pan for paint protection
- Synthetic carpet for water resistanceĀ
- Mount tabs installed
- Vinyl seat cover looks like leather without the maintenance
- Choice of stitch styles
- Made in Indiana, USA
Inexpensive saddles often are built upon polymer seat pans. When the pan flexes, the foam moves out from underneath the rider, leaving one with inadequate cushion. It may sound counterintuitive, but a firm pan is just the ticket for comfort.
This Camel Back seat is handmade in the USA. It's built upon a solid steel pan for that aforementioned comfort and for longevity. The seat is then amply padded with foam, covered, and carpeted. The carpet protects your bike and the carefully selected foam protects your keister from the rigors of a long ride. The cover is hand-stitched in your choice of two great-looking, classic designs that look right at home on a traditional chopper.
The mounting tabs make affixing this to your chopper a simple affair: mock up, weld bungs or drill holes, and bolt into place. The curvature of the pan follows most popular frame and fender combos.
Original: $294.95
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Sully's Customs Camel Back Hardtail Seat
What do you get when you cross a king and queen and a cobra? It sounds like a corny joke, but this Camel Back from Sully's customs is a stepped seat that combines some of the best features of both of those well-established seat types.
- Steel base pan and tongue
- Carpeted pan for paint protection
- Synthetic carpet for water resistanceĀ
- Mount tabs installed
- Vinyl seat cover looks like leather without the maintenance
- Choice of stitch styles
- Made in Indiana, USA
Inexpensive saddles often are built upon polymer seat pans. When the pan flexes, the foam moves out from underneath the rider, leaving one with inadequate cushion. It may sound counterintuitive, but a firm pan is just the ticket for comfort.
This Camel Back seat is handmade in the USA. It's built upon a solid steel pan for that aforementioned comfort and for longevity. The seat is then amply padded with foam, covered, and carpeted. The carpet protects your bike and the carefully selected foam protects your keister from the rigors of a long ride. The cover is hand-stitched in your choice of two great-looking, classic designs that look right at home on a traditional chopper.
The mounting tabs make affixing this to your chopper a simple affair: mock up, weld bungs or drill holes, and bolt into place. The curvature of the pan follows most popular frame and fender combos.
