Gel Seat Pads?

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TaoBuddy
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Gel Seat Pads?

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Is anyone using a gel seat pad? I was thinking about a Pro Pad but on the fence about what size to get for my Buddy 50.

http://www.thepropad.com/fabric-seat-pads/
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Measured my RH seat and from the rear piping to the front piping its 22" and the width at the narrowest part of the seat is 16". Based on that I should be able to use the SuprCruzr Fabric Gel Pro Pad. It would cover the entire seat. Although I am not liking that $117 price tag just to make my bum feel better riding.
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Post by Whimscootie »

Google ''Airhawk seat pads''.
Supposed to be pretty good, cheaper, varied models and sizes.
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Post by vintage red matthew »

I have no experience with gel pads but I'm a big fan of Airhawk.
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Post by scootergrind »

If you've not seen these already - it's the Alaska Leather Buttpad. I have the universal fit size and I love it.

http://www.alaskaleatheronline.com/serv ... sh-/Detail
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Post by BuddyRaton »

I'm one of the few that doesn't like an Airhawk. I do have a gel Pro Pad and love it. Just be sure not to leave it in the sun. It holds heat and will burn your biscuits!
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Post by BootScootin'FireFighter »

Airhawk 2, medium. Go for it, you're keyster will love you for it!
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Post by Scooterboi »

+1 on AirHawk.

But if you want an even cheaper alternative with 90% of the effectiveness try a bead seat.

http://www.beadrider.com/
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