Non slip passenger seat cover (Triboseat) - SV650.org

18-05-05, 03:20 PM

Hi

I just brought a new product called a triboseat on-line from www.triboseat.com

This is a wonderfull idea for people that take there misses out on the back of there bike because it stops them sliding around under braking, accelleration and also means the wife doesn't have to stand on the pegs to adjust her position every five minutes.

Plus it goes on with a draw-string so no need for mods.

Highly recommended.

Any comments.

Thanks J

19-05-05, 11:16 AM

Bought one myself from M&P (£19.95 + P+P)

Stops our lass flyinin into me under hard braking, avoiding any nut crunching on the tank. They tend to get "slippery when wet"

but no more than the normal seat.

I'd recommend these to anybody who takes pillions on board. Nice to know you can drop anchor and not see the missus flying overhead.

18-05-05, 03:20 PM	#1
jay1234five Guest Posts: n/a	Non slip passenger seat cover (Triboseat) Hi I just brought a new product called a triboseat on-line from www.triboseat.com This is a wonderfull idea for people that take there misses out on the back of there bike because it stops them sliding around under braking, accelleration and also means the wife doesn't have to stand on the pegs to adjust her position every five minutes. Plus it goes on with a draw-string so no need for mods. Highly recommended. Any comments. Thanks J

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19-05-05, 11:16 AM	#2
Stormspiel Guest Posts: n/a	Bought one myself from M&P (£19.95 + P+P) Stops our lass flyinin into me under hard braking, avoiding any nut crunching on the tank. They tend to get "slippery when wet" but no more than the normal seat. I'd recommend these to anybody who takes pillions on board. Nice to know you can drop anchor and not see the missus flying overhead.