Zl1000 custom saddles now available

[Bacchus]

CHECK IT OUT...!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320549567477

[Bacchus]

ok guys I got some pics on photo bucket now...!

ZL9 1" scooped with ostrich cover...nice & comfortable

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2242.jpg


http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2244.jpg


http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2224.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2251.jpg





ZL1000 new seat....

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2264.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2265.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2267.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2266.jpg



Bacchus' signature series saddle....(on my bike)

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2261.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2262.jpg




Before and after.....

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_1683.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_1686.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_1689.jpg


If anyone would like a custom sadlle for thier ZL9 or ZL10 please pm me !

[Bacchus]

ok fellas... recently got a new design custom saddle produced for your zl1k I am designating this one the "tourmaster" as it super comfy as well as super sharp lookin



scooped profile for custom good looks and most importantly rider\passanger comfort and secure seating position


http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2838.jpg


new seat design that is clearly custom without being too flashy

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2836.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2834.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2839.jpg



passangers acomodations are equally well prepared as drivers... your ol lady will love this seat as much as you will !!


http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee43/Bacchus1967/ZL1000%20CUSTOM%20SEAT/101_2835.jpg

[markus56]

That's a great looking seat Bacchus and I'm sure it's every bit as comfortable as the one I bought from you. This is a fantastic upgrade gentlemen.....well worth the $$$ you'll spend on it!!! You'll enjoy your investment mile after mile!! :hello:

[zlMark]

Nice seat bro!

[snap2it]

Thos seats look awesome. I am getting ready to restore and 85 ZL900 and may just get it done along with the backrest.

Thanks for sharing,

Bob Lipkind

[Jim L]

You sellin' saddles in Germany???

http://cgi.ebay.de/ZL1000-Sitzbank-Umbau-Streetfighter-Giuilari-Style-/270649596406?pt=Motorrad_Kraftradteile&hash=item3f03f919f6

:rotf:

[Bacchus]

nope... I dont make or sell crap saddles ... I dont make fugly ones period.. and that right there is why I started making saddles.... way way too many lousy saddles out there, an ugly saddle ruins the bike.. a sweet one makes it something really special.. thats why I am personally involved in every one done, and I make sure they all are something I would be happy to have on one of my zl's... every time a new one gets done I have to debate myself to sell it... but hey... thats what they are for...!!

I would not give $50 for that gawd awful seat as a core... I wouldn't kick it around the floor in my garage if he wanted to give it too me...my gawd that is a terrible seat....geez!

by the way 279 euro convertes to somewhare around 400+ dollars !!!....

[Jim L]

I wasn't making fun of yourYOUR seats... I just thought it was a funny ad!:-P

[kawboy]

Custom seats (and custom paint jobs, etc) are kind of a personal choice.

What you like, I may not, and vice versa.

[Bacchus]

jim--- I know that one is just so bad I freaked...lol and for more than $400 can u blame me?

[madhatter]

I agree with you on that kawboy even tho I am a lil late on a response on this matter. But, I think any upgrade for our ZL10 saddles would be an improvement. Our seats on our bikes are uncomfortable for long riding, I hate to say that but our saddles needed more cushion and I think that part of the bike was overlooked. Maybe the designers thought that the people that ride these zl10's were nothing more then power pushers and were short distrance runners. I am for the new saddles good job Bacchus keep up the good work. I like the saddle that has the Eliminator signature on the seat. Awesome saddle if I do say so myself. Maybe kaw should think about bringing these baby ZL's back.
LIke Ford mustang brought back it's mustang and all the other muscle car manufactures are bringing back them old muscle cars with all the technology and upgrades for them.
Bring these outstanding ZL Eliminators back with all the upgrades and you would have a beautiful cruiser bike. They could do it, and if they did I know I would buy one. Later people, have a nice day

[madhatter]

Lets take a vote all those in favor of an upgraded seat say, "yay"...................................


and all those that are satisfied with the stock seat say "nay" and please give a small rebutal to the upgraded saddles........................................... Now

lets hear a vote people I am interested in this vote as well as alot of others I bet to see if the majority of our clan would like new saddles for our cycles or not . Thanks

[zlMark]

I myself really like the comfort of my stock ZL1000 seat. I find it more comfortable than my ZG1000 and even the Yamaha Venture I used to have. Mine is in real good shape though.

[madhatter]

Stock saddles are ok, I just wished that kawasaki had made more of a selection as far as custom seats went. Like Harley has for their following. A nice cruiser saddle thats low, thats got some rodeo stitching on it, with some studs around the seat, or conchos made out of chrome and some extra padding on it for a long ride. When I go for a long ride it becomes uncomfortable over time. It would be nice to see a fancy saddle made for our bikes.
Its like a saddle for a horse. If you were going to put your horse in a parade, you wouldnt put on an ole saddle on it. You would put your best saddle on it to show it off as well as grooming your horse to look good.
Well thats what this city slicker that has his zl out there running the streets is all about. That ZL my horse, and I want to parade it everywhere I go, and a custom saddle with all the do-dads on it would look mighty fine . And thats all I got to say about that . thanks

[markus56]

I can just imagine what all Kawboy has to say about that! :)

[madhatter]

HA ha ha ha, he would want the full treatment. Probably a leather scabbard for his rifle, concho shells made of chrome all around the seat, and fancy rodeo stitching in the saddle. Amen brother

[kawboy]

Like Harley has for their following. A nice cruiser saddle thats low, thats got some rodeo stitching on it, with some studs around the seat, or conchos made out of chrome . . . with all the do-dads on it would look mighty fine

You mean like this lard bucket, but with more conchos and studs? Maybe dual grandma/grandpa backrests? Enough fringe for ya? PLEASE!

9183

[Bacchus]

The problem with stock seats is not lack of foam ... They got plenty and then some, it's the shape, rather then having a pocket fer yer bum it's more mound shaped which does not provide for a lock n load seating position and also creates less comfort as well. It definitely ain't lack of foam

[madhatter]

no fringe , ha ha ha LOL ok ok got it .

[markus56]

I knew you couldn't resist!!!!!!!!:)
You mean like this lard bucket, but with more conchos and studs? Maybe dual grandma/grandpa backrests? Enough fringe for ya? PLEASE!

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[kawboy]

I knew you couldn't resist!!!!!!!!:)

No, I couldn't . . .