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  1. 10-01-2014, 12:54 PM #1
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    Awesome Seat Covers

    Seen a thread on here that some people are unhappy with the wait time for their seat covers. just wanted to offer a positive feedback for the company i used. I found them on ebay, Hidden Comfort Camo Seating. Their ebay account is hc-camo-seating. I posted pics of the 2 i purchased so far but i am happy and will be buying more as my projects progress. I cannot remember what i paid exactly but the Tri-Z seat was their standard seat cover that i liked alot and i just looked it up and they go for $62 shipped. I called them directly and ordered, they cut me a deal on the 250r embroidery. I picked what color I wanted each piece of material and how the embroidery would look. Also like the fact they sew in a layer of foam under top piece (see pic). Looks like they can do anything someone would want.

    best part was it took about 2 weeks from order to being at my door. even though i have not had time to install them yet.
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    KEEP IT ON ALL 3 OR AT LEAST 2 AT A TIME
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    Might be a good idea to install them before you recommend them. Fit and finish, along with durability, is where a product such as a seat cover will shine or fail.
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    Very true. I test fit them when I got them to be sure there is enough material to fold over and mount it, and there was. I can also say this is the nice thick marine grade material and not the thin stuff you get at hobby lobby or some of the cheaper seat covers I have purchased. Since they use the thicker material i am confident they will last. Also the stitching is alot better than the cheap ones as well.

    The only reason I did not mount them is my seat foams need work and I have not got around to it
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    Quote Originally Posted by DohcBikes View Post
    Might be a good idea to install them before you recommend them. Fit and finish, along with durability, is where a product such as a seat cover will shine or fail.
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  5. 10-01-2014, 02:59 PM #5
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    I have used them for a couple of seats before. The kid beat the seat of the Zinger and it held up well. The LT250s
    won't get beat.



    "See, morbid and creepifying, I got no problem with, long as she does it quiet-like. "

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    My neighbor got the same type of cover with the extra foam that your talking about for his 350x. My brother installed it for him and it looks amazing. It fit awesome and it looks great!!! One of the nicest seats I have ever saw.
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    [QUOTE=Dirtweed;1333919]I have used them for a couple of seats before. The kid beat the seat of the Zinger and it held up well. The LT250s
    won't get beat.





    I like what you did with that LT250!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mickey Dunlap View Post

    I like what you did with that LT250!

    If I can ever get the darned motor finished it would be nice. I could have stuffed a working 2-stroke in there in the
    time that 250 motor has sat on the bench. Still thinking about the 2-stroke though.
    "See, morbid and creepifying, I got no problem with, long as she does it quiet-like. "

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dirtweed View Post
    If I can ever get the darned motor finished it would be nice. I could have stuffed a working 2-stroke in there in the
    time that 250 motor has sat on the bench. Still thinking about the 2-stroke though.
    The first one I did a article we built to a 273cc, fun little bikes! Not only that but they were the first production quad to come with a Power Bomb head pipe! Go check out the pipe and you will see what I mean.
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    How about posting the contact info phone number. Are these the people in Arkansas?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mickey Dunlap View Post
    The first one I did a article we built to a 273cc, fun little bikes! Not only that but they were the first production quad to come with a Power Bomb head pipe! Go check out the pipe and you will see what I mean.
    Cool, I have a White Bros Big Bore piston for it, but will hold onto that for a while to see how this one runs. Never really paid too much attention to the head pipe.
    Will have to look at it again tonight. DG makes an exhaust for the LT230s that I think will fit it, but I want to try the LTZ400 one first.
    "See, morbid and creepifying, I got no problem with, long as she does it quiet-like. "

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    Website does not give a specific location but 814 area code is in western PA.... 1.814.343.6064 http://www.hccamo.com/index.html
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    I think the seat on the LT250s ran like $45. The foam was in good shape and I took it to a car interior
    place and they got me for $60 to install it, but it was worth it as didn't have the tools and knew I would screw it up.
    "See, morbid and creepifying, I got no problem with, long as she does it quiet-like. "

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    covers look good guys, service sounds awsome! thanks for the info.
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    I got mine from them too (the blue one). They were nice, fast, and took special requests at no extra cost. Fit is nice too!
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