Let me know if you are looking for a custom fiberglass cafe seat. I specialize in "one off" fiberglass tail and or seat sections. Seat sections are designed in conjunction with the rider. These will never be mass produced and each one will be unique. From ratty to shiny, a cafe seat of your dreams is waiting.
Here's a link to some pictures of some work so far
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v510/urbandork/seats/
The unpainted one is an example of a hump in the early phase. The red one is an example of a shiny one and the flat black one is an example of a ratty looking one, thus the primer and matching splatter from the chain lube.
Prices for the tail/seat sections are dependent on how much work is involved. This pertains to the shape, mounting point options, accessory compartments, mounts for any electronics/battery that the bike might have and other items like integrated turns and stop light. However a good estimate would be $300 to $500.
Keep in mind these are all "one off's" meaning I will not copy/stamp them out and sell them on Ebay. I have always been about uniqueness and while cafe humps sometimes look similar, I enjoy knowing that my tail/seat sections are different than the rider's who might roll up next to me.
The ratty bike has a Benelli tank which I only kept the outer shape of and shaped out the depression of the 360 badge. I made a whole new tunnel and bottom w/petcock mounts in order to use factory mounting points. This was done to gain fuel capacity. I then made the rear tail light/turn signal mount which mounts a flexible LED array.
I'm capable of doing a whole cafe bike and the pix are also representative of some bikes in various stages. I do motor work, rewiring/simplification and other fabricating, etc. I've made aluminum rear set brackets for the red one, which use Tarozzi controls. The picture shows an initial mock-up. The edges still needed to be rounded off. For now, I'm sticking with just tail/seat sections.
Thanks for looking and ride safe!
Craig Kurokawa
Here's a link to some pictures of some work so far
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v510/urbandork/seats/
The unpainted one is an example of a hump in the early phase. The red one is an example of a shiny one and the flat black one is an example of a ratty looking one, thus the primer and matching splatter from the chain lube.
Prices for the tail/seat sections are dependent on how much work is involved. This pertains to the shape, mounting point options, accessory compartments, mounts for any electronics/battery that the bike might have and other items like integrated turns and stop light. However a good estimate would be $300 to $500.
Keep in mind these are all "one off's" meaning I will not copy/stamp them out and sell them on Ebay. I have always been about uniqueness and while cafe humps sometimes look similar, I enjoy knowing that my tail/seat sections are different than the rider's who might roll up next to me.
The ratty bike has a Benelli tank which I only kept the outer shape of and shaped out the depression of the 360 badge. I made a whole new tunnel and bottom w/petcock mounts in order to use factory mounting points. This was done to gain fuel capacity. I then made the rear tail light/turn signal mount which mounts a flexible LED array.
I'm capable of doing a whole cafe bike and the pix are also representative of some bikes in various stages. I do motor work, rewiring/simplification and other fabricating, etc. I've made aluminum rear set brackets for the red one, which use Tarozzi controls. The picture shows an initial mock-up. The edges still needed to be rounded off. For now, I'm sticking with just tail/seat sections.
Thanks for looking and ride safe!
Craig Kurokawa