kahedo seat tested on long distances?

[MarkiMark]

I just got a new kahedo seat today for my 07 GSA. I must say it looks the part and is well built. However, it seems quite hard and I think I can feel the bike's vibrations much more compared to the original seat. That said I find the riding position much improved.

Has anybody done any long distance riding on the kahedo? Does it perhaps need to bed in a little? And do pillions complain about being higher up in the air?

[Apologies for the duplicate entry - I can't work out how to delete my earlier post in another section.]

 

[Micky]

I just got a new kahedo seat today for my 07 GSA. I must say it looks the part and is well built. However, it seems quite hard and I think I can feel the bike's vibrations much more compared to the original seat. That said I find the riding position much improved.

Has anybody done any long distance riding on the kahedo? Does it perhaps need to bed in a little? And do pillions complain about being higher up in the air?

[Apologies for the duplicate entry - I can't work out how to delete my earlier post in another section.]

They do seem firm but they are comfortable.

Four or five hours in the saddle and you start to squirm a bit, but before you know it you've just done another two hours.

Used 'em on our Long Way Home... all day in the saddle, day after day sometimes.... no probs.

Big from me



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[Deleted Member I]

I have got a Kahedo extra low and a Sargent low seat.

The Kahedo is definitely in the 30min and my ass doesn't like it zone. BUT it is lower and I can paddle my bike much easier

The Sargent is lovely. Just very comfortable.

 

[Nice 'n' Fat]

Two seats

Have you cornered the 'EU low seat market' You must want to sell one surely

 

[Deleted Member I]

Two seats

Have you cornered the 'EU low seat market' You must want to sell one surely

were you looking to buy one?

Maybe a Kahedo with an airhawk?

PM me if that's your way of thinking

 

[Nice 'n' Fat]

PM'd yer