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Zuki Dude · 07-23-2005, 09:45 PM

The only exterior visual differences between the C50 and M50 seats are where they meet the tank and where the passenger seat bolts to the rear fender. The M50's tank is a longer modern design and the seat is designed to "flush" to it. The C50's tank is a classic design in which the seat "butts" up to it. Where the passenger seat meets the rear fender on the M50 is a little more curved downward on the C50 ... this might be able to be bent to accomodate ... or maybe the M50's passenger seat can be retained for use with a retro-fitted C50 seat. Now, the question is, do they share the same pan?

07-23-2005, 09:45 PM	#2 (permalink)
Zuki Dude Fourth gear and illegal Joined: May 2005 Bike: Sadly, nothing at the moment :( Location: West Palm Beach, Florida Posts: 762	The only exterior visual differences between the C50 and M50 seats are where they meet the tank and where the passenger seat bolts to the rear fender. The M50's tank is a longer modern design and the seat is designed to "flush" to it. The C50's tank is a classic design in which the seat "butts" up to it. Where the passenger seat meets the rear fender on the M50 is a little more curved downward on the C50 ... this might be able to be bent to accomodate ... or maybe the M50's passenger seat can be retained for use with a retro-fitted C50 seat. Now, the question is, do they share the same pan? __________________ "I said it before, and I'm here to say it again ... there IS no cure ... I AM back!"