How To Install a Motorcycle Seat Cover

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There are multiple different reasons you would need to replace a seat cover. Maybe yours is worn out or torn or maybe you're just looking for something with more grip or comfort over your stock or previous cover. This video demonstrates the proper way to remove your current seat cover and also to inspect and repair your foam. We also show you the proper steps to install the new seat cover onto your seat. This method can be used to install a new seat cover on just about any motorcycle or ATV seat. Rocky Mountain ATV/MC carries multiple different brands and styles of seat covers to fit your needs. Get yourself a new seat cover today at www.rockymountainatvmc.com
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[@daVidFonda]

I did it this morning, following your advice and there it is. I got it perfect. Very useful video. Thanks

[@Enduro_Cobra]

How much pressure did you use?

[@bobkindle4297]

Through the miracle of video editing he makes it look a lot of it easier than it really is. Be prepared for tons of wrinkles and having to pull the staples out over and over again and realigning it. Give yourself a good 2 hours of downtime

[@Busabangin]

Yeah I was trying earlier to install my Luimoto seat covers on my Hayabusa and I said hell naw I’ll take it to the upholstery shop

[@forrestmiller4055]

Thank you, simple and easy tips for recovering your motorcycle seat....just what I was looking for...Thanks

[@highcountrycuda]

Best install video on here for me. Turned out great! Thank's!!!

[@Enduro_Cobra]

How much pressure

[@matiasroiha6163]

This helped very much now my derbi penkki is very mintti

[@barnescycle]

Great video as usual

[@PBstx1100]

Lay out the new cover and hit it with a heat gun for a bit. Makes it much easier to stretch to avoid wrinkles

[@MrPauldoes]

I agree it makes things alot smoother in cooler clumates

[@MrPauldoes]

Climates lol

[@Dylans503]

Throw it in the drier for 15 minutes so it'll loosen it up, and you'll avoid wrinkles as well!

[@Frag3r99]

can i use any material, not just one that is made for seats? How do i make a seat material myself?

[@daVidFonda]

Thanks for the tips. I'm at it now !

[@rmatvmc]

Awesome. Let us know if you have any questions! Thanks for watching.

[@damndaniel_fpv]

What pressure did you use

[@ThatHondaActy]

wow thank you

[@damndaniel_fpv]

What pressure should I use

[@AaronP719]

I got one of the Attack Graphics ones and it did not have enough material on it to install it.

[@brandonlandry5289]

Aaron facts I’m trying to instal mine rn and it is so hard

[@Enduro_Cobra]

How much pressure??

[@3rdaxis649]

Step one, leave the new seat cover sitting in the Sun for 30 minutes while you remove the old cover...

[@camoronL]

How much pressure did you use? I have a similar pneumatic staple gun, and I tried sinking staples into the seat pan at a range of pressures up to 120 psi, but they still won't go in completely.

[@rmatvmc]

camoronL We are in the 120psi range as well but it seemed to be a bit more pressure than we needed. Around 90psi seems like it would be about the desired range but it will depend on the seat pan and the staples you are using. I would make sure the gun is firmly pressed against the cover and pan before shooting the staple. Doing this will give the staple a better shot of getting farther into the plastic. If you get a few staples that haven't seated all the way you can simply tap them in the rest of the way with a small hammer.

[@kylestock7791]

What would happen if you use an arrow electric stapler with 3/8” 10mm staples? Would it still work just fine?

[@BadgerScrub]

I'm sure you've already done it by now, but at long as the staples are going in then you're going to be fine.

[@illhaveanother4365]

No

[@cr77764]

Cost???

[@anthony000izt]

what pressure do you have your staple gun set to

[@rmatvmc]

Around 90psi is what our gun is designed to run at. I would recommend you go off what pressure your staple gun is designed to run at. It will either say on the gun or in the instructions that were included.

[@tumppi3349]

I got a yamaha DT, does this work with a normal staplegun?

[@joski9030]

No

[@thebat7094]

I have the dimensions of my seat and some pictures, is there someone on your site that can help me with this purchase?

[@rmatvmc]

Tony Stevens Each seat will be specific to itself so it would be better if you could order a cover that is specific to your machine. What machine are you working on?

[@thebat7094]

Rocky Mountain ATV MC I have an X-Treme 5000Li Moped. www.monstermotorscooter.com/xm-5000li.html That is why my moped is not in your system.

[@rmatvmc]

Tony Stevens Without having the dimensions for each seat cover it's going to be hard to find one that will fit your seat. You might just be better off finding a local upholstery shop and asking them to recover it. The only other option would be to compare your seat to any available atv seats you have access to and finding dimensions that way. Sorry we couldn't be of more assistance.

[@r563]

Do not by a seat cover from vintage roost they do not stand by there product .

[@user-zx4hk2iz3y]

I saw 1. staple go through no good

[@miltechmoto]

How long were the staples?

[@rmatvmc]

I believe these staples were 1/4" long.

[@skyryder2994]

This was 9 years ago lol, I bet that staple gun done doubled in price.

[@MegaRuss101]

What staple gun and staples are used in this video?

[@rmatvmc]

Surebonder 9615A Upholstery Stapler w/ 1/4 staples.

[@MegaRuss101]

Rocky Mountain ATV MC Will a surebonder 9610A do the trick? I just purchased the 9610 because surebonder website said the upholstery one wouldnt take the 1/4" staples

[@rmatvmc]

Chase Burnham yes.. that's the correct model.

[@mustakimmustakim3833]

Mai kharidna chahta hoon

[@chrisbradford4014]

how in the hell can you use a manual gun the staples dont evan scratch the plastic under the cover

[@rmatvmc]

+Chris Bradford I've seen it done. You have to assist the staple sometimes by pushing them down in a little deeper. I've used a common screwdriver to press them in do it, but it's doable. Sometimes the average guy doesn't have an air compressor to run a neumatic staple gun, or in some cases doesn't have a neumatic gun, so ya got to make due with the manual one :). A lot more work though!

[@chrisbradford4014]

I have a air gun but what staples do I need

[@rmatvmc]

+Chris Bradford 1/4" staples are really all you need.

[@chrisbradford4014]

ok that works thank you sir :)

[@buckyunderhill6266]

Chris Bradford exactly I tried to do this and now I have to go buy a 50 dollar item I didn’t know I had to have

[@barnescycle]

H

[@yonmoore]

I guess there isn't any magical secret to this then is there? It sure is a pain to get all those wrinkles out.

[@rmatvmc]

Jon Moore It's just going to depend on the seat and the material of the seat cover. The seat shown in this video should be more towards the more difficult seats to re-cover. Some people will heat the cover up to allow it to move and stretch a little easier but it just takes time and patience...

[@yonmoore]

Rocky Mountain ATV MC Thanks, I got it done and once I got it on the bike, the wrinkles went away. Thanks again for the video!

[@barnescycle]

I hate Google plus

[@ItsHyra]

barnescycle me too

[@Antanies]

I bought 1/2" high density padding and installed cut and glued it to the OEM seat cusion. Final result: more cushion. (www.foamforyou.com/Open_Cell_Foam.htm)

[@chrisloucka2536]

why cant you just. cover the old cover with the new one ?? ty.

[@rmatvmc]

You could do that but a lot of seat covers fit very tight and without removing the old one, you may have a hard time getting the new one to fit correctly. Also, removing the old cover will give you a chance to inspect the seat foam and base for any damage.

[@ezekielmacuha6926]

4:50 ah gay-own

[@ThisIsGoogle]

What type of staples? Aluminum, black steel, stainless?

[@rmatvmc]

Any 1/4" steel staples should get the job done for you.