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nice video. seat is still available; in box ready to go.

Fitted the correct Wunderlich riser and cheapo Chinese handlebar spacer. Will most likely get the DK Design in the near future. Installed the longer steel clutch and brake lines from Wunderlich and the manifold relocation as well. Both seem to work well together. Arm position is more relaxed and...

Still for sale. Ride like a king in style and comfort.

I had a crappy 98 Ural Deco that died. Took the sidecar off and hooked it up to my Classic. Texas Sidecar Company did a stellar job with the connection. As far as voiding the warranty that is not true. The sidecar easily detaches so the dealer can work on warranty issues; only one so far. Using...

Asking $400 plus shipping. Check out my forum post for pics: https://www.r18forums.com/threads/bmw-mustang-weekender-seat-400.2810/

Yes I do.

Yes, it is. Boxed up and ready to go.

Looks like about $100 for priority.

send me your zip code and I'll get you the amount via USPS.

new orleans, LA

Looks like $150 - $175 using DHL or FedEx. That’s an estimate based on a quick google search. There may be extra due to the size of the box as well.

Yes

Try Venhill USA for custom length hydraulic lines: https://www.venhillusa.com/line/build. Their great to work with, good quality and reasonably priced.

Maybe the Wunderlich back rest/cargo rack and a tail bag for work. Thought about doing this but then I added the ultimate side bag- a sidecar. 😉

The difference between the Weekender and the stock seat, at least on a Classic, is night and day. The stock 719 seat, while beautiful, became painful after 30 minutes. The Weekender lets me ride all day with no issues. Did a 12 hour trip recently with zero butt pain. The seat does put you closer...

Thanks for the offer but the price is firm at $400 plus shipping.

Still available for you iron butt types that crush miles and collect panties. 😉

Still have it, boxed snd ready to go. $400 plus shipping. Here’s the original post: https://www.r18forums.com/threads/bmw-mustang-weekender-seat-400.2810/

Was it easy to insert the Li battery being smaller a lighter? I’ve struggle to remove the battery in the past and am looking for a smaller alternative.

Bought a similar variation of these and the strength is in the bolts not the actual riser block. As long as the bolts remain fixed and tight you should be fine. DK Design makes these as well but they’re more pricey: https://www.dkdesign-global.com/product-page/dkdesign-bmw-r18-handlebar-risers...