The plug is almost done. I have squared off the top to match the squareness of the tank. The seat will be mounted at the front with the bolts that hold the stock seat support bracket onto the frame and at the back I will use the stock fender mount holes on the horns. The plug is made flush with these mount spots so the seat can be bolted on without any spacers and the seat will be as compact as possible. On the top of the front seat support I have made the plug flush also so the fiberglass will be supported here. To support the rear of the seat I placed two styrofoam knockouts in the plug where the stock seat sits on the frame. When these are removed the fiberglass will dip down and touch the frame
Sunday, October 21, 2007
The plug is almost done. I have squared off the top to match the squareness of the tank. The seat will be mounted at the front with the bolts that hold the stock seat support bracket onto the frame and at the back I will use the stock fender mount holes on the horns. The plug is made flush with these mount spots so the seat can be bolted on without any spacers and the seat will be as compact as possible. On the top of the front seat support I have made the plug flush also so the fiberglass will be supported here. To support the rear of the seat I placed two styrofoam knockouts in the plug where the stock seat sits on the frame. When these are removed the fiberglass will dip down and touch the frame
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