Astech-seats

[Adirondack Bill]

Has anyone used Astech-Seats for A seat rebuild? The Corbin seat on my Valkyrie is fine, but I bought a scrambler-a Yamaha SCR950 to play in the dirt and the stock seat is nasty. You send them your seat and they rebuild it using all kinds of fancy sounding gel pads ect.

[Psychotic Bovine]

Hmmm, interestingly, I had them do my Triumph Scrambler seat a while back.  They took it from a 50 mile seat, to a 100 mile seat.  The workmanship was decent.  Turn around time was awesome, about 2 hours (I took the seat to them, since they are about 60 miles from where I live.  We went down to a restaurant in Gas City and ate while they did the work).
The stock seat felt like Triumph had installed a 2x6 in it at the Hinckley factory in the UK.

[Alpha Dog]

Hmmm, interestingly, I had them do my Triumph Scrambler seat a while back.  They took it from a 50 mile seat, to a 100 mile seat.  The workmanship was decent.  Turn around time was awesome, about 2 hours (I took the seat to them, since they are about 60 miles from where I live.  We went down to a restaurant in Gas City and ate while they did the work).
The stock seat felt like Triumph had installed a 2x6 in it at the Hinckley factory in the UK.

I had them do a seat on a v star 1300 tourer this past April.  I drove it up about a 2 hour trip from me and a nice day to ride.   They do a layering build on your same seat, of course their website explains it.  Price was less than 200 dollars and I did some 200 mile days in comfort.  They have been at this for quite a few years.

[Adirondack Bill]

Thanks guys, I think I will give them a try. It is about time to put both bikes asleep for the winter. It was 14 degrees outside this morning.