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Is the pan in decent shape? If only little rust or a few holes, some have used fiberglass to reinforce and refurb the pan. If the edges are rusted through, look for a used pan on eBay that’s in better shape. I’ve read good things about replacement seat covers from pitreplica. I had a local upholstery shop make me a new vinyl cover about 10 years ago, used the holey original as a template.
others may chime in with what other year/model seat may work on your bike, if any.Rich
1982 GS 750TZ
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You can get a new cover, I like saddleman covers, and replace the foam from Jo-Ann' s
Get a block and glue together enough for a rough shape and the use a carving knife to shape items the original. Put the aftermarket cover over it and your done.
There are damn few seats left in the world for these bikes after 40 years.1981 GS650G , all the bike you need
1980 GS1000G Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely
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Originally posted by Rich82GS750TZ View PostIs the pan in decent shape? If only little rust or a few holes, some have used fiberglass to reinforce and refurb the pan. If the edges are rusted through, look for a used pan on eBay that’s in better shape. I’ve read good things about replacement seat covers from pitreplica. I had a local upholstery shop make me a new vinyl cover about 10 years ago, used the holey original as a template.
others may chime in with what other year/model seat may work on your bike, if any.1983 GS650GL First Bike!
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This is what I've got to work with.1983 GS650GL First Bike!
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Originally posted by duaneage View PostI've seen far worse.
Wire brush the rust off and maybe you can apply fiberglass resin to strengthen it1983 GS650GL First Bike!
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