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Renazco seats

Postby sevy » Sun Apr 06, 2014 9:06 pm

Thanks Mark for mentioning them in one of your ride report threads. I just got my Tiger out of storage today, and it was my first chance to ride on my new Renazco seat. 187 miles of bliss. Worth every penny. Now I've got to get ahold of Jim to get a KOF cover.
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby mark » Mon Apr 07, 2014 10:14 am

Awesome. I love my Renazco seat.

I'm actually really curious how many Tiger seats Jim Renazco has made. Aside from yours and mine, I've never seen/heard of any other Tigers with one. Most Tiger owners seem to go for one of the mass-market options.

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Re: Renazco seats

Postby KingOfFleece » Mon Apr 07, 2014 10:38 am

I'm here. never seen one-a pic and some ballpark length by width measurements will assist.
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby sevy » Mon Apr 07, 2014 11:56 am

Hi Mark
I had a Rocky Mayer seat custom made for my Legend. It is pretty good, and a big improvement on the stocker. This Renazco seems to work better for me, but to be fair, the Tiger riding position is different than my Legend, so that will also be a factor. It was also very cold yesterday, so sweating was not an issue. It will be interesting to see how it feels in the hot weather. I do like the suede on the Renazco, as it sticks to my riding pants, making it easy to slide a bit to reposition the pants and riding tights when necessary. The foam is pretty stiff, but it felt good, and the workmanship is first rate.

Hi Jim,
I'll get the dimensions done tonight and get them off to you. Where do you want me to send them?
Thanks!
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby KingOfFleece » Mon Apr 07, 2014 12:37 pm

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I've made covers for several guys in the Pacific NW with suede inserts. I'm also the official for Rocky at Bill Mayer Saddles and will be with him and the crew in MN for the national BMWMOA rally. I may have to tape over my Triumph logo!
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby mark » Tue Apr 08, 2014 12:48 pm

Jim, for what it's worth, Renazco uses the stock seat pan, so the resulting seat is essentially the same shape as stock. In my seat's case, the difference is in foam stiffness and the shape of the seat's surface. I had him make mine flatter than stock as the stock shape is way too dished for me.

This is what it looks like:

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I chose not to go with the suede surface since my Tiger gets subjected to wet weather too often.

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Re: Renazco seats

Postby sevy » Tue Apr 08, 2014 1:35 pm

The older steaner seats were much more generous than Mark's 800. I'll post up some pictures soon and send you some dimensions.
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby KingOfFleece » Tue Apr 08, 2014 3:40 pm

No need. Stock pan will use A-100 seat cover. BTW-if you look at the testimonials on the web site you'll see that your seat will NEVER get wet.
Unlike some so-called 'waterproof" stuff in our sport-and we ALL have the useless gloves, boots, and such that said they were but are not-SplitWeight(tm) covers will not allow any water to pass. Not sometimes, not only in a light rain, not for just 1/2 hour-never.
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby KingOfFleece » Tue Apr 15, 2014 8:10 pm

I stand corrected. The B-150 I shipped is a tad small. Gonna try a DP mod cover.
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby GerryP » Wed Apr 16, 2014 8:24 am

KingOfFleece wrote:I stand corrected. The B-150 I shipped is a tad small. Gonna try a DP mod cover.


Jim,

What would be the proper size for a '09 1050 Sprint ST (unfortunately "Old Blue" , the '01 Sprint ST is gone).

I still have the old one from the '01 but it's WAAAAAY too big.

The bilke came with a Triumph Gel seat that I had to have re-shaped so I could ride it longer that 45 minutes.

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I recently got a stock seat off ebay that I have to put on and get in some riding time.

Unfortunately I won't be able to attend the Bash this year.

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Re: Renazco seats

Postby KingOfFleece » Sat Apr 19, 2014 11:33 pm

Happy to report that the DP mod fits perfect.

Now Gerry, I'll need approx. L x W measurements to determine what you will need. Sorry you can't make The Bash, but, as they say, first things first.
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby jefff1 » Mon Apr 21, 2014 8:31 am

:mrgreen: Hey Mark...what does a seat cost for our 800?
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby matts1050 » Mon Apr 21, 2014 3:40 pm

$1 a cc :mrgreen:
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Re: Renazco seats

Postby mark » Tue Apr 22, 2014 9:34 am

jefff1 wrote::mrgreen: Hey Mark...what does a seat cost for our 800?


I forget what exactly I paid for mine. It's somewhere in the neighborhood of $400. And worth every penny.

If you decide to get a Renazco seat, get in touch with them by mid-summer (there's a long waiting list), and arrange to have your seat built over the winter. They build on your original seat pan, so you need to send them your seat in time for your build appointment, then you get it back a couple of weeks later.

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Re: Renazco seats

Postby KingOfFleece » Tue Apr 22, 2014 3:28 pm

I put a pic of Sevy's seat on my web page. Remember, BTB attendees ONLY get a special price.
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