Brown Hump Retro Motorcycle Cafe Racer Seat Vintage Cushion Saddle | for Motorcycle Retro Look Modification,Vintage Matte Black Base Finish,Subframe Modification is Required

This is a well made seat especially considering the price. Depending on your project, you will likely have to make a custom bracket. The seat comes with some basic hardware and fasteners. It is a direct fit for smaller vintage Honda and clones such as the Venom Motorsports 250cc “Sportster” which is what I used it for. My bike is black so I just gloss clear coated the black plastic and it looks good. Don’t forget to wipe down the paintable surfaces with rubbing alcohol and a clean cloth to remove any oily molding residue. The vinyl on the padded portion is decently thick and padding is ok. The seat is relatively short so make sure you measure.

Fits perfectly on Royal Enfield Continental gt650. The chances of the brackets fitting to your bike are low but just get some heavy duty zip ties and it holds great. It's 3D printed by the look of it but it's solid. Go by the measurements in the pics. It'll work if your bike is built for a flat seat like old Honda's,Kawasaki's,Suzuki's,etc...dont be a dummy and leave a bad review cause it "doesn't fit" your Harley frame or crotch rocket when those types of frames clearly won't take a seat like this. Common sense should tell u by looking at it if it'll work. Very printable but use primer for sure. Also car wrap works well if u use a heat gun.

The quality of the cowl itself seems ok but the seat is covered in weird splotchy discolorations. Will be returning for a replacement to see if this is how they all are.

I used this on a mini bike so I don't know how it would fit on a motorcycle. But it does look pretty good.

Doesn't fit for goldwing/cafe conversion AT ALL!! extremely too small. Seems to be surprisingly decent quality for the price tho. Paint was far from perfect tho, but I had planned to wrap it anyways so this wouldn't have been much of an issue in my particular situation.

I wish it weren't so expensive but its a good seat and looks amazing. Come with brackets you need to fit it to your motorcycle in whatever way you may need it to

This is just what my "77 Moto Guzzi needed, she looks beautiful. And it's a perfect fit for any bike as long as you have a drill, grinder, maybe a heatgun, and a little scrap metal hanging around

Really good quality and doesn’t seem like it would be comfortable but definitely is could go on a nice long ride without hurting afterwards

Poor quality, not very strong, plastic.