Robert S.
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Cover looks great
Cover looks great, had some effort to lock the seat back in place due to shape at the front around the tank on cb900 Hornet.
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Windriderseatcovers (windriderseatcovers.com) has 202 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 3.5 out of 5.
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Robert S.
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Cover looks great, had some effort to lock the seat back in place due to shape at the front around the tank on cb900 Hornet.
chris R.
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Received compliments from the boss on how her seat feels cool as we rode.
Alan I.
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It’s a very, very, tight fit and almost seems too small. However, once on and threat back in place, you can really tell the difference. The wind under your butt is noticeable and it adds an additional layer of comfort. Delivery was not swift.
Chris T.
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Difficult to stretch over seat but well worth it. It makesthe seat a bit more comfortable and a lot cooler. Bit more wet though first thing if been raining. I do recommend.
Ché P.
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I got what I paid for. No issues with delivery. Thank you.
Casey K.
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I like how the cover is made and it does feel cooler than the MG V85 TT stock seat. I haven't rode it in the rain yet so I don't know how well it will do there.However it took three strong guys to get it stretched over the seat. It still doesn't quite cover the back of the seat by a half inch or less. Overall, I think it is a good design, and plan on keeping it.
andy B.
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the product that was advertised was what i received i'm very happy with it quality is very good would defo recomend.
Rod L.
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Have used one for a while. The first one on a Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Explorer. Not a direct fit but they asked for seat measurements and sent one. Didn't fit the best but worked very well. This one is on a 2025 Royal Enfield Himalayan. It was much harder to get on and I had to use "Tire Irons" to coax it over the edge. Looks much better and works well also