Subject: RE: Seats

I have an original Caribinieri solo springer for my police Ambo.
couldn't find a cover for it so I repaired it best I could (seam was
tearing). I tried MG CYCLE to see if he could get me just the cover off
of one of his solo springer repros, but he couldn't. That was the only
possibility I knew of. Only other thing is to find a seamstress who can
duplicate the pattern and silk screen "Moto Guzzi" onto the seat. If
you find a source, let me know as I will probably need to get a new
cover sooner or later.

Thanx!
Keith Ruff
71 Police Amabassador - NJ

David Otis wrote:

I know harpers has seat covers for the two-up's but i haven't seen
covers
for the police seats, has anyone? i have a couple of Police seat pans
that
need work, perhaps the good parts on these will help you out.

At 06:36 AM 2/17/01 -0800, you wrote:

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Alright, not to start a thread about who has the best seat but... I have
an
original police seat and the seat off of an old Ambassador that I would
like
to have restored. The police seat needs a little pan work. The
Ambassador
seat just needs to be recovered but I want it to look original. Any
suggestions?

Thanks,

Bill Arbour

P.S. Got the frame back from the powdercoaters for the Eldovert. Looks
great!

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Subject: RE: Seats

Author: Keith Ruff

Date: Feb 17, 2001, 9:33 AM

Post ID: 1705482579

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