Posted by Andy in Beloit on July 30, 2009 at 04:45:36 from (68.114.219.44):
In Reply to: Seats posted by chad504 on July 30, 2009 at 04:19:28:
Ihave a SMTA with the silver canvas seat and it looked great.... for about 3 days. Got'er bolted on and then started working on this or that, and your hands get dirty(reguardles of how well you wipe them off) you climb up and the first thing you do is grab the back of the seat and get a greasy hand print on it. 2nd thing especially if you don't have the flip-over hinge, weather, dust, and birds are going to add to your woes. My seat , other than some staining is in good condion wear wise but when the day comes to repalce it r/w vinal is going on. As far as comfort goes pretty much the same cusion in both but I've wondered for a while if the 460/560 standard seat with the small back support is a 4 bolt pan pattern. they're twice the price but may be worth it.
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