www.rideteamtriumph.com has them,I believe.
Quick-release seat screws?
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These are ones I use - awesome product, seat off in seconds.
The screws remain in place & you just pull the hitch pin - no unscrewing.
(there is also a combo 'deal' on buying with the 'fake' intake mesh screens - which actually look pretty good!)
http://www.skykingproducts.com/Merc...CTGY&Store_Code=SP&Category_Code=TR_SP3_97_01
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The screws remain in place & you just pull the hitch pin - no unscrewing.
(there is also a combo 'deal' on buying with the 'fake' intake mesh screens - which actually look pretty good!)
http://www.skykingproducts.com/Merc...CTGY&Store_Code=SP&Category_Code=TR_SP3_97_01
Remove the original screws
Remove seat.
Remove the hitch pin (with the black sleeve) from the new stud
Screw the studs into the subframe, capturing the wire lug under the locknut
Adjust the height of the stud as required
Install seat & insert hitch pin.
Re-adjust height of stud as required so seat is secure and minimal space under hitch pin
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Remove seat.
Remove the hitch pin (with the black sleeve) from the new stud
Screw the studs into the subframe, capturing the wire lug under the locknut
Adjust the height of the stud as required
Install seat & insert hitch pin.
Re-adjust height of stud as required so seat is secure and minimal space under hitch pin
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It would not be hard to make your own similarly to the SkyKing studs - just need to drill a couple of studs and buy some hitch clips (aka 'R' clips)
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- your choice as to whether to add the retention wire which obviously stops the clips getting misplaced.
Probably get a whole bag of them for peanuts from local hardware store
- your choice as to whether to add the retention wire which obviously stops the clips getting misplaced.
Probably get a whole bag of them for peanuts from local hardware store
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