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Wanted: D-series seat stop bumper bracket
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Location: Sand Lake, MI
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    Posted: 19 hours 49 minutes ago at 12:45pm
Putting it out there as to if anyone has one of these brackets before I take and fabricate one if I need to.  See the picture for what I'm looking for.  PM if you have one.
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I don't know how big of person you are, but the last few years, I add a 3/4" long pipe of pipe to the seats shock absorber spring to stiffen the ride and make the seat cushion sit noticeably higher, instead of riding on that snubber. Once you do this, you'll be glad you did. Especially if you currently have the seat shock set up as stiff as it will go. After adding this 3/4" spacer, you'll then be able to place the weight adjustment in the middle of the slot, instead of all the way up/forward.
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