I have just a small question for anyone who has built a bent. I am building my first SWB with above seat steering, and my plans for the seat mounting are sort of a variation on the sliding boom that seems to be pretty popular. My question is my finished mounting will probably have 6 plus inches of adjustment on the base with the center of the adjustment range being a good starting point for someone of my size, I am 5 foot 7 inches. Would this be enough adjustment range or should I try to change my design to allow for more adjustment? I more than likely will be the only person riding this first build project, unless of course it turns out to be a good ride and I end up duplicating it.
Ken
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I have just a small question for anyone who has built a bent. I am
building
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my first SWB with above seat steering, and my plans for the seat mounting are sort of a variation on the sliding boom that seems to be pretty
popular.
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My question is my finished mounting will probably have 6 plus inches of adjustment on the base with the center of the adjustment range being a
good
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starting point for someone of my size, I am 5 foot 7 inches. Would this be enough adjustment range or should I try to change my design to allow for more adjustment? I more than likely will be the only person riding this first build project, unless of course it turns out to be a good ride and I end up duplicating it.
Ken
Opps looks like I might have confused my terminology a bit not sure sliding boom is what my seating mounting would be called. But any way my sliding seat mount will have about 6 plus inches of adjustment.
Ken
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