Nice! Good shape on the seat and not too thick. I am debating if I should get an actual seat made and upholstered or just run a piece of foam cut to size and glued on. Still not sure
How did you mount the fiberglass to the frame? Bolts hidden under the upholstery?
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Thanx...the yoga mat comes in various colours and can be shaped to look quite neat using 60-80grit sanding, the mat is rubberised and waterproof so could be used raw.
The seat pan is 2mm alluminium simply cut to shape and formed to follow the glass unit. I fixed/glassed/screwed in two timber subframe bearers to have it sit at the correct height (to align the seat unit and tank line) and recycled a subframe bridge (off my CBX550 project) to form a rear end brace, the two bridge feet sit in channels (which will be welded, cut from a drawer roller slider) so the seat can't move sideways. I then formed a raised rear mount (out of a bathtub support foot) and held with a single Deus clip. The front of the seat pad had to clear the rear tank mount, so I formed a 'mouth' from a cut up ear defender which worked a treat

The seat pad will be attached to the seat unit using acouple of strips of h/d velcro.
There will be a keyed switch mounted in the seat unit, with a quick release wire for when I need to remove the seat.
Hope this helps?