Sport Motorcycle Front Seat | Trimming & Upholstery | CBR250R 2013

00:00 Start
00:08 Choosing the PVC fabric - Type & Color
01:20 Separating the original PVC Fabric from the front seat.
02:45 Opening the seams & Separate The 3 Parts Of The O.E.M Fabric.
04:33 Creating 3 NEW parts from the NEW fabric - Copying and cutting
07:38 Sewing
10:17 Dress / Put on
14:32 The Outcome

[@RRP1992]

Why yellow color seat for a black color bike ?

[@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7]

It's not full yellow, it's mustard yellow. The decision follows from previous decisions. At first I installed a gold clutch and brake levers. Then I chose the NASTYA stickers in yellow, which seemed closest to "gold" to me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpiycn95aMmDj6s When I decided on the full painting project, I knew that I wanted a type of yellow color, in the fan colors there was only mustard, 0:14 and it seemed appropriate to me. I matched the spray paint at the paint store to the mustard color of the seat. Because the color shop has the option of adjusting colors on demand. 15:07 I am very satisfied with both the design and the color. I could be satisfied with the same design with a different color. In my opinion it is the Italian design inspiration that makes the difference and not the color ( Inspired by Aprilia RS660).

[@RRP1992]

Cool, the bike looks nice but still feel the rear alloy wheel also needs to be of the same color as the front (yellow/gold)

[@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7]

Inspired by aprilia-rs660: www.cbr250.net/threads/the-italians-know-how-to-design-so-nastya-is-on-her-way-to-get-a-fresh-and-playful-look-inspired-by-the-aprilia-rs660.69529/post-692406

[@JoaoMPSilva13]

curious, how much did you pay?

[@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7]

It cost me approx 120USD. The main part of the price was the cost of the fabric, the fabric will stay with me and will be enough to upholster two or three chairs.

[@JoaoMPSilva13]

@@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7 wow that's a lot! But makes sense. I have gotten my rear seat reupholstered and it cost me about 30usd, similar OEM fabric

[@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7]

@@JoaoMPSilva13 It's a matter of expertise. The fabric I bought is a thick fabric, and working with it is more difficult, and requires more expertise. It turned out that the fabric was relatively more expensive than usual, as well as the work required by an expert. In the end, the quality of the work is measured by the least quality item. Therefore, for me, there was no place for compromise. You could buy cheap and thin PVC fabric, and stretch it over the seat in one piece (rather than sewing it from 3 separate parts), it would cost nothing, it would also look good BUT cheap.