Harley Chopper Bobber Triumph Knucklehead Vintage Bates Style Real Leather Seat

Bates Style Vintage Black Leather Seat
Bates Style Vintage Leather Seat | Aniline Full-Grain, Handcrafted Legend

For the purist who knows the difference. This isn't just a seat; it's a wearable piece of motorcycle history. Meticulously crafted in the spirit of the original Bates designs, each seat is a unique work of art, built from the world's finest aniline leather and heavy-gauge steel for the rider who values authentic, uncompromised quality.

Features & Benefits:

Unmatched Aniline Leather: Crafted from Full-Grain, Natural Texture Tanned Aniline Leather. This top-tier hide is dyed through for deep, rich color and left with its natural surface, allowing a beautiful patina to develop over time. No two pieces are identical.
Note: As a mark of genuine, high-quality leather, minor natural grain markings may be present, enhancing its unique character.

Artisan Handcraftsmanship: Each seat is hand-stitched by a master craftsman, ensuring a level of detail and durability that mass production cannot replicate. This is old-world quality, built to last for the next generation of riders.

Legendary Durability Meets Comfort: Built on an incredibly robust foundation—a 13-Gauge Stamped Steel Base with a structural 7-Gauge Laser-Cut Centre Bar, all TIG-welded for superior strength. The seat pan is blasted and powder-coated for total weatherproofing. Combined with thick, comfortable foam padding, it delivers a ride that is both rugged and surprisingly comfortable.

Complete Vintage System: Includes a matching, curved pillion pad crafted from a 4.00mm thick leather base and reinforced with stainless steel eyelets, completing the authentic vintage chopper look.

A True Collector's Piece: With rear bolts spaced 6.5 inches apart and produced in limited quantities, this seat is a rare find for a discerning few.

Fitment:
A classic fit for true vintage-style builds, including:
• Harley-Davidson Chopper & Bobber • Triumph • Knucklehead • and other custom projects.