N.O.S. Lycett seat
- adrie.degraaff
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N.O.S. Lycett seat
Complete with bolts, the best in the world but would you use it?.
Bolt distance 264mm over the mudguard.
Offers.
Bolt distance 264mm over the mudguard.
Offers.
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Re: N.O.S. Lycett seat
i have an original Terry seat cover (single seat) in it's ORIGINAL SEALED BAG
Cannot bring myself to open and use it ..
Do we need a picture ....
Cannot bring myself to open and use it ..
Do we need a picture ....
John Nash
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chris.vredenbregt wrote:Never been on a pillion but they look good.
I made one on the G-special but that one is to prevent you fall off when you accelerate.
I made one on the AJS racer but that is a soft one for getting in raceposition and it is quite comfy...Chris
G'day Chris,
How about some photo's of the Model G for all of those Black Ariel lovers out there.
Cheers,
John.
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That's a very nice machine Chris...
cheers
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Wow! - beautiful bike Chris.
re the seat. I have one of these on the back of the Mk1, which has an awesome riders seat - like a big armchair. When on a bumpy road, the only sound I can hear over the motor is my wife swearing at me. I'm investigating the sprung version. I think they're pretty good for the purpose Chis has used them for. Useless for passengers.
re the seat. I have one of these on the back of the Mk1, which has an awesome riders seat - like a big armchair. When on a bumpy road, the only sound I can hear over the motor is my wife swearing at me. I'm investigating the sprung version. I think they're pretty good for the purpose Chis has used them for. Useless for passengers.
'51,'56 Squares, '48 VH, '27 Model C, R67/2, Mk IV Le Mans, '06 Super Duke and Ariel projects.
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