Hi Paul
As everyone says the seat back needs to follow the line of the headrest.
You need to get your butt as low as possible and as far forward as
practical, depends on the ratio of your torso length to leg length.
You might try a bean bag to find the best possiton, make one up that
fits the seat bottom but only half full of beans so that it is easily
adjustable, then lift yourself out and look at its shape.
Beans are even better than temperfoam btw, they have excellent shock
absorption, much better than springy foam.
Graham
Paul Stewart wrote:
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> If I position my rear seat cushions (factory ones) hard up against the
> fuel tank forward face, I end up with a large void in the lumbar area.
> Likely to cause severe back ache for those like me 6'2"+ without a
> large cushion.
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> Have folk built out the seat back to follow the line given by the
> headrest forward face? This would seem more comfortable and also lower
> my head by being somewhat more recumbant.
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> Regards
>
> Paul
> G-GIDY
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