SOLD ST1300-Russell Day Long seat
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It would likely help potential buyers decide if you gave a sense of the height and weight of the rider the seat was made for so they can gauge if it works for them. Looks like it's in pretty decent shape, good luck!
Thanks Weaselinsuit, you are correct and I will update if necessary. Working with a potential buyer at this very minute.
I can tell you that seat is for shorter legs.
I'm interested if your other buyer does not work out. Would also like the information on weight and height it was built for.
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Hey GoGo, I am definitely interested in buying this seat now !! I’m willing to pay cash and come and pick it up at a place of your choosing. I live just up the road from you in Greensboro. Please contact me ASAP
Ok.... great. While my address is in Mocksville. I spend most of my time at my cabin on WK kerr scott lake. Perhaps we could meet at the Hanes mall area. I plan on being out of town this weekend so today or tomorrow ? If not, next week. Thanks Bob
Hi Bogatah00, Looks like it is a done deal. Just in case, 5'9" tall,190lbs. Interesting, I am from and plan on being in Greensburg,Pa. this weekend. Will let you know if it doesn't work out. Thanks Bob
Hi Larry, seat is most likely sold. However, interested in what you see in the design that let you know it was for shorter legs? Thanks Bob
By comparing the deepest part of the butt-pocket to another seat. See how your seat positions the rider closer to the tank:
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Andrew Shadow
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Not necessarily. They do the same thing for people with short arms who want to be closer to the bars whether they have short legs or not.
The result is the same. Also, that's what Helibars are made for. But, I get your point.
By comparing the deepest part of the butt-pocket to another seat. See how your seat positions the rider closer to the tank:
anther
Absolutely! I have more than one.
Andrew Shadow
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The result is the same but the buyer doesn't know that without knowing what criteria was used for the seat build. Inseam, height, and weight aren't enough information sometimes.
I bought a used RDL. The person for whom it was built matched my height, weight, and inseam almost to a tee. Based on that I bought it. I can't ride with it because it places me to close to the tank. Unbeknownst to me at the time this person had unusually short arms and had the seat built to bring him closer to the bars because of this even though he had a normal length inseam for his height. The ad didn't mention this.
That would be great, I have a cousin down there in Greensburg that could pick it up for me. Let me know for sure.
Thanks Joe
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