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ITEM: CARBON FIBRE RACE SEAT

INFO: Made By Custom Carbon Components ( http://www.ccubed.com.au/ )

Seat is Carbon Front and Black Back Finish.

CONDITION: BRAND NEW

TO FIT: Universal

PRICE: $650

LOCATION: Sydney

REASON FOR SALE: Decided to go with a Kirkey Race seat.

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Pretty sure I posted up before......anyway......

These photos dont do the seat justice, i HIGHLY recommend it.

Also more importantly, with so many dodgy deals happening over the net I can definatly recommend trading with Tony, which means a lot those days. :(

Tony; (30>26) :P

beautiful quality seat, great price too... have you sat in it before though, and how comfy is it?

good luck with it mate, should sell quickly to a drag fanatic... cheers

beautiful quality seat, great price too... have you sat in it before though, and how comfy is it?

good luck with it mate, should sell quickly to a drag fanatic... cheers

Thanks for the nice words...

Yeh Sat in it a few times when I first got it....

Its comfy but not Bride Seat comfy :( But if you want a seat that weighs like nothing this is it....

Pretty sure I posted up before......anyway......

These photos dont do the seat justice, i HIGHLY recommend it.

Also more importantly, with so many dodgy deals happening over the net I can definatly recommend trading with Tony, which means a lot those days. :(

Tony; (30>26) :P

Thanks for the Words Dude...

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  • 2 weeks later...

Have a look here: SEAT FITTING

You obviously wont have the bars to work with...But a frame under the seat can be made or use aftermarket rails and use the same idea as pictured

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