My New Seat

[alwaysamopar]

Hey Everyone I havent posted in a while Been real busy with the family Im still collecting parts for my Pan And this is a seat That someone made for my Pan He did a excellent job and i am so excited to get it mounted up!! The guy goes by the name of Joker out of kansas

[panz4ever]

Nice looking. Mind if I ask what it cost?

[alwaysamopar]

Nice looking. Mind if I ask what it cost?

I dont mind telling you what I paid The guy who made it found the seat pan somewhere and offered it to anyone on a shovelhead forum i belong to for a new build It just so happens i needed one and he offered his leather work services He told me he would give me a smokin deal and I believe he did He charged me 150.00 for the entire thing I feel his art and workmanship is worth a whole lot more than that But I have no idea what he would normally charge someone

[panz4ever]

Got a web link or a phone number.

[alwaysamopar]

Heres his e mail His name is Everette Tell him i (alwaysamopar) sent ya jokerbfmc49@gmail.com His phone number is 785-806-7283.

[TimmyV]

I think you done good for 150.00 ! Be sure n post some pix once you get it on your bike.

[1964 pan]

SWEET SEAT.

[Panhead Ed]

Nice seat ! could you post a side pik / I d like to veiw the profile... thanks anbd you did real good @ 150.00 I had my solo redone back in 79 and it cost 150.00 with fringe ! Ed

[alwaysamopar]

Nice seat ! could you post a side pik / I d like to veiw the profile... thanks anbd you did real good @ 150.00 I had my solo redone back in 79 and it cost 150.00 with fringe ! Ed

Heres the best profile pic i have right now Its how it was before he started Gonna try to mount it with those chopshox Anyone use these before?

[StueyC]

I'd like to here some experiences with the Chopshox too. I looked at buying some but the seller told me they don't have dampener built in. If this is the case I can't see the benefit as they would just be a fancy looking spring that happens to look like a shock absorber?

StueyC

[alwaysamopar]

I'd like to here some experiences with the Chopshox too. I looked at buying some but the seller told me they don't have dampener built in. If this is the case I can't see the benefit as they would just be a fancy looking spring that happens to look like a shock absorber?

StueyC

Maybe this will help Its a thread on the jockey journal about them Im not expecting mine to ride nice or i would buy a new Harley Shit I can barely make a couple hundred miles on my swingarm shovel and my body is killing me So I might just go with the traditional springs and make the best of a rigid

[alwaysamopar]

Sorry Here it is http://www.jockeyjournal.com/forum/show ... &showall=1