Mark R.
Member
I got my stock seat rebuilt by Seth Laam of Laam Custom Seats about 6 weeks ago, because of recommendations on the forum about his product. I have had limited time to ride due to family, work, weather, etc, but I finally got out on it for a couple of hundred miles over the last few days, and I really like this seat. Seth takes your stock seat and removes all the foam, completely rebuilding it and recovering it. It cost about $200 total, including shipping back to me.
I had purchased a Sargent seat earlier this year, version II, and it just did not work for me, unlike all the other Sargent seats I have had in the past. It was hard and felt funny, and eventually painful.
The Laam seat is comfortable and good looking, and it does not look like a wide tractor seat, which some aftermarket seats look like. It might be two inches wider at the back than stock, but that's about it. It is the final piece of the puzzle for farkling my Tenere at this time.
Mine looks just like the one in the pic in this thread: http://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?topic=9519.msg158377#msg158377
Thanks for the recommendations, and thanks Seth!
Mark R.
Albuquerque, NM
I had purchased a Sargent seat earlier this year, version II, and it just did not work for me, unlike all the other Sargent seats I have had in the past. It was hard and felt funny, and eventually painful.
The Laam seat is comfortable and good looking, and it does not look like a wide tractor seat, which some aftermarket seats look like. It might be two inches wider at the back than stock, but that's about it. It is the final piece of the puzzle for farkling my Tenere at this time.
Mine looks just like the one in the pic in this thread: http://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?topic=9519.msg158377#msg158377
Thanks for the recommendations, and thanks Seth!
Mark R.
Albuquerque, NM