I fabbed up some front mounts for the seat pan and welded them in place. At the rear I made some mounts to sit on the existing frame rail. This way it would push into the rubber mounts and snap over the rail at the rear.

Weld on the the seat frame mounts and there we have it.

Now thats finished it was on to the rear. To follow the style of the bike the passenger seat was made to fit as well. Cut the template...cut the steel and position it to see how it will fit. Then I had to beef up the rear area so the seat would be supported and had its own mounts.

Back to the lathe to cut down some bolts to weld in place on the seat pan. This way the rider would never feel the bolts in the seat. Takes a few extra minutes but well worth it in the end. The rear seat will become a solid fixture on the bike and stay in place when the body is removed.