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Title: YZ 125c seat base.
Post by: Freakshow on March 24, 2011, 04:34:37 pm

anyone know what else are the same fit ?

Title: Re: YZ 125c seat base.
Post by: Davey Crocket on March 24, 2011, 04:58:18 pm

YZ125C and X, just buy a repro base and foam off Les Richters you tight arse.....they (foams) will be non exsistant soon as old mate in the states that makes them is doing other shit now.

Title: Re: YZ 125c seat base.
Post by: Freakshow on March 24, 2011, 05:01:30 pm

but my spincter burns already......   I lashed out and bought that pipe from Gmc so im a bit broke.  ( come to think of it Geoff where nt you posting that last week ?)

so yere im on the scrounge.  the base i have is missing the front 4 cms and has foam but no cover..........

Title: Re: YZ 125c seat base.
Post by: Davey Crocket on March 24, 2011, 05:09:24 pm

This ill hurt....I just chopped the front off a perfectly good base to extend my RM125A seat a month ago.....ouch.......posted the "works" tool and bush today for the RT1 brake pedal....bring it back on the plane with your riding gear....

Title: Re: YZ 125c seat base.
Post by: Freakshow on March 25, 2011, 01:48:11 pm

Doooh.
I posted the other stuff to stew yesterday in an overnight back, in with other stuff is a zip back with your bolts and 2 of my 125 gear change covers. 

Title: Re: YZ 125c seat base.
Post by: vandy010 on March 25, 2011, 03:09:15 pm

Freaky,
i've fitted a 125C seat cover to a 125E seat before. theres a bit of trimming of the foam and seatbase but if done right, you wouldn't pick it.
just tried the 125E seat onto the 125C frame and it's not perfect, but once again, with a bit of a trim and good old Freaky know how, it could be made to work.

Title: Re: YZ 125c seat base.
Post by: Freakshow on March 25, 2011, 03:45:03 pm

oh ok so other fit but not properly either.

i do have 90% of the foam and base, its just missing the front 5 cms bit. 

figure it was easier to get another one rather than have to try extend this one back and put the bit back in that missing spot.

i was hoping something else would just bolt right on.  more like a bit of " time poor freaky laziness" really.

100 c/d/e ? or IT anything similar there ?