bike seat

[Kevin King]

[Don101]

Now that is different, i like the pattern i bet it was a pain to dye, you had to be realy carefull the dye diddnt run in to the lines eh

[abn]

You're right -- that's different, and that's a good thing! I'd classify a lot of the seat pics posted here as "old school," but this one seems like it would fall more into the "state-of-the-art" category! Really amazing. Congrats on what looks to my eyes to be flawless execution.

-Alex

[Roger]

that is neat! has that inlayed look without actually be pieced. very clean work!

[Don]

You did a great job on the quilting pattern. That seat is very cool. Makes me wish I had a motorcycle. Great job.

[Guest]

I'll second what Beeze said. Very clean work and professionally done. It is an unusual shape, what bike is it going on?

Dave Theobald

[abn]

BTW, how did you do the diamond pattern? Obviously, there's a seeder involved, but the lines... Are they cut with a swivel knife, or grooved, or ...??

[Kevin King]

thanks for the compliments guys.

Don, you betcha. It was a little time consuming to do the dyeing.

David, this seat is for a sportster.

Abn, I cut the lines with a swivel knife, then beveled both sides of the lines.

[abn]

Wow. That's some attention to detail.

[Beaverslayer]

Very nice work again Kevin. I realy like the two tone color of this seat.

Ken

[shirleyz]

Nice clean looking seat. I like the look. You guys are putting me to shame. I'd better get my keester in gear and do some work!

ShirleyZ