Hey all, did the air seat conversion today on my Miyata seat. It looks a
little lop-sided, but man is it comfy. Now it’s easier to relax and
worry about riding. My free mounting is getting better every day and
I’ve been preparing for muni by riding down my ditch. Weeeeeee!!!
Cheers…Joe in Iowa
they are allways lop sided
not mine, it just has som funny lumps in it, but they are centerd.
mine is also lop sided but it works.
Kyle Grasso
-“it’s all about the ride” 
Mine (an air-converted bogglefingers) was lopsided. Recently, learning
to wheel-walk, my right foot slipped off the wheel and the crank arm
caught in my shoe (again). With all my weight on the seat, the crank dug
painfully into my angle. I managed to get off and hop around in pain. In
frustration I kicked the saddle (square on the top) and sent the frame
spinning around the wheel to the other side. A few days later I realised
that the seat was no longer lopsided. The swift kick had evened it up
perfectly. I’m usually a very passive person.
Andrew xADF
>With all my weight on the seat, the crank dug painfully into my angle
(ankle).
Andrew xADF
On 2/12/01 3:15 am, jagur posted:
> they are allways lop sided
>
I must have been lucky - I’ve made only one (following Rick Bissell’s
instructions), and it’s perfectly symmetrical! And very comfy!
–
Trevor Coultart
“Rabbit is clever. Rabbit has brain. I suppose that’s why he never
understands anything” (Winnie the Pooh.)
What about a water seat? They have air bras, and water bras.
water? to heavy man
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> What about a water seat? They have air bras, and water bras.
what about a Push Up Seat or a WonderSeat…
Wayne…