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08-19-2009, 06:07 PM
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Minitwins Favourite Bike: '02 T-Bird
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T-Bird Sport One Up Seat
Anyone have a T-Bird one up seat and cowl they want to get rid of? Maybe even a Corbin Gunslinger? I really want to go with the cafe seat and no rear fender look but I can't seem to sell the old lady on a $250 seat.
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08-19-2009, 07:27 PM
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Site Supporter Moto Grand Prix Favourite Bike: '98 Thunderbird Sport
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If you find a Triumph solo seat for $250, please let me know.
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The most recent one I've seen on ebay sold for 326.
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08-20-2009, 03:47 AM
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Originally Posted by denny
If you find a Triumph solo seat for $250, please let me know.
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The most recent one I've seen on ebay sold for 326. 
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They're $250 from the dealer, unpainted. $275 with paint.
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08-22-2009, 09:27 PM
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Last I heard you cannot get them from Triumph any longer.
It is a discontinued part and they are sold out.
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09-30-2009, 02:27 PM
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Grand Prix 500 Favourite Bike: 2000 Legend TT
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T-Bird solo seat...
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Originally Posted by RBARE1023
Anyone have a T-Bird one up seat and cowl they want to get rid of? Maybe even a Corbin Gunslinger? I really want to go with the cafe seat and no rear fender look but I can't seem to sell the old lady on a $250 seat.
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Not sure if it will ever happen again, RBARE, but I got lucky on ebay last month, nearly outbidded in the last 10 seconds. Bidding started out @ $299, only to have me shell out over $500+shipping. These items are no longer being produced. Break out the logic with your Lady, and rationalize the cost of what a mere $250 can do for comfort. That's less than a dollar a day if you ride for one season.
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12-11-2009, 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by latenightle
Not sure if it will ever happen again, RBARE, but I got lucky on ebay last month, nearly outbidded in the last 10 seconds. Bidding started out @ $299, only to have me shell out over $500+shipping. These items are no longer being produced. Break out the logic with your Lady, and rationalize the cost of what a mere $250 can do for comfort. That's less than a dollar a day if you ride for one season. 
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I don't find the solo seat any more comfortable than the stock one. Better looking, for sure !
If you want comfort, go with the Corbin. I think you cane still buy them in the price range you are looking for.
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12-11-2009, 04:55 PM
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Yes! Absolutely better looking... I couldn't sell myself on the Corbin, although I'm sure it's more comfy. After the first ride on the solo seat, I thought It was a bit firm, but I think I like the support now, compared to the squishy stock two-up throne!
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