FJR Seat options

I didn’t find the seat concepts difficult to install, if you have a decent staple gun. Also, removed it and reinstalled the factory seat. I found it too hard for me.
I may be interested in selling the seat concepts cushion and cover, if someone wants to try it out at a discount. I also have a complete front and rear Yamaha comfort seat that I’d be willing to part with. Gen2/3

Benhameen said:

I didn’t find the seat concepts difficult to install, if you have a decent staple gun. Also, removed it and reinstalled the factory seat. I found it too hard for me.
I may be interested in selling the seat concepts cushion and cover, if someone wants to try it out at a discount. I also have a complete front and rear Yamaha comfort seat that I’d be willing to part with. Gen2/3

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Considered posting in the For Sale section? People are always looking for replacement seats.

Even when I watch an installation video for Seat Concepts, it's still not clear to me what the kit entails.It comes with a molded piece of foam and a cover? Does this go over your existing seat?!Or do you have to remove the cover and foam of your existing seat?

rbentnail said:

Considered posting in the For Sale section? People are always looking for replacement seats.

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I will, just mentioning it while it was on my mind.

Randy_B said:

Even when I watch an installation video for Seat Concepts, it's still not clear to me what the kit entails.It comes with a molded piece of foam and a cover? Does this go over your existing seat?!Or do you have to remove the cover and foam of your existing seat?

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No, you unstaple your OEM cover and remove the foam, it's stuck onto the pan in a coupla places, just work it off... should be able to salvage it no problemo. Seat Concepts is a new piece of foam, with the cover partly attached. Put it on your pan, then starting at front center and rear center, put in a staple or two. Stretch the sides evenly, starting in the middle... work your way around..... if you have to remove a staple to tighten things up or reposition, all part of the learning curve. Really not that hard. Recommend a helper if you've got one, just makes it easier.

Corbin is lowest and firmest I have one for sale on here!