Custom-Made Motorcycle Seats
Why Choose a Custom Motorcycle Seat?
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Stock seats often sacrifice comfort for cost. Long rides become painful, and generic designs lack personality. A custom seat isn’t just about aesthetics — it’s about ergonomics, durability, and performance. Whether you ride a sportbike or touring motorcycle, a tailored seat reduces fatigue, supports your posture, and complements your bike’s style.
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Uncomfortable Seats Cost You More Than You Think
Poorly designed seats lead to:
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Numbness and back pain during long rides
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Premature wear from low-quality materials
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Reduced resale value due to dated or damaged upholstery
Investing in a custom seat saves money long-term. Durable materials like durable weather grade vinyls or premium leather withstand weather, while ergonomic designs prevent costly chiropractor visits.
Why Bother With a Custom Seat?
Let’s be real — stock seats are built for looks, not your backside. Ever tried riding from Edmonton to Banff on a factory seat? A custom seat ain’t just about flashy stitching (though we do that too). It’s about saving your spine and keeping you planted on those backroads. We’ll shape it to your build so you can ride longer.
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Stock Seats Cost You More Than Cash
Cheap materials fade in the sun and turn into concrete slabs after an hour. Fixing a worn-out seat pan or replacing torn vinyl? That’s cash down the drain. Worse, riding a bad seat’ll wreck your posture. Our seats? Built tough with Canada-tanned leather and foam that doesn’t quit. No more duct-tape fixes or praying for a rest stop.
Canadian Quality
By choosing us, you’re supporting local craftsmanship and investing in products built to withstand anything. Wyatt Weatherfronts is a 100% Canadian-owned shop, and our seats are crafted with locally sourced materials and practices that prioritize sustainability and fair wages for Edmonton workers.
Ask us about
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Harley-Davidson seats
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Honda seats
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Yamaha seats
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Kawasaki seats
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BMW seats
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Ducati seats
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...and more. Don’t see your brand? We’ll craft a seat from scratch.