This method of fastening the seat is a modification, and it does hold the seat from moving side to side. This is easily achieved if the actual seat clips are made from a 'springy' stainles steal. The seat clips down with a reassuring 'Click' and it takes a reasonable amount of force to open it.
The bolts holding the seat clips are screwed into two nuts which I welded to the inside of the seat base. It does work well and apart from the small hole drilled to recieve the screw holding the s/s sleave, it looks standard.
If you like the idea, it would be really easy to modify it and refine it.
champ
The bolts holding the seat clips are screwed into two nuts which I welded to the inside of the seat base. It does work well and apart from the small hole drilled to recieve the screw holding the s/s sleave, it looks standard.
If you like the idea, it would be really easy to modify it and refine it.
champ