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It´s built on a La Pera seat pan.

Looks great! Not sure if it´s true, but some say that a phone and a credit card should not be so close due to magnetic issues..

Don´t remember the name, but I´ll check next time I´m at the shop :-)

Looks really great!

I know, I know.. I messed up, no doubt and you made it very clear.. I actually noticed it my self this morning but it is to late.. Of course I'll let the customer know and if he want, I just make a new one. I must say you made your point extreamly well and you put a lot of effort in in something that could have been said very easily IMHO. But I guess for some reason.. :-)

Just finished a "La Linea" seat.. this is colored white, which means it´ll be more or less a show seat that will be attached on a white Panhead bobber.. :-)

Very nice ´n clean!

Nothing wrong with skulls when the look good :-)

Thanks a lot for your kind words!! :-)

Thanks a lot all! :-) @Cybertrasher.. the two last La Pera seats I did was customer supplied, but I would believe eBay is full of them if you need one :-)

Just finished yet another seat :-)

Thanks a lot! Just did:

No, the seat was attached to the frame when stitching it all up.. I feel i have more control that way but there might be easier ways to do it. Just found a picture of the seat before I started too.. :-)

Thanks a lot! :-) I´m not sure what you mean by double step? I´m not always familiar with the terms as I have learned most of it my self.. The lacing is very simple, but looks good in my opinion. First one round of ////// stitches, then the second round I cross under to get the XXXXXX stitches. After I made templates I cut out the leather and laced the motive part and the back part together.. then the sides ant at last the rear part.. Was that answer to your question? :-)

Just finished a seat which was originally a La Pera chopper seat.. the motive is a family shield for "Quinsgaard" family from the 17th century..

On the seat above I have used red vinyl as for templates :-) Just finished a new seat.. which originally was a La Pera chopper seat...

Finally finished with the coloring and making templates...