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1cylinderwonder · 08-28-2017, 04:59 PM

If your height is greater than 5' 8" you'll want to purchase the CR250 with a tall seat! It should be an automatic accessory with the purchase and not an after market, additional cost upgrade! Let CSC keep the stock oem seat.
Also the stock oem seat is "VERY" uncomfortable.

It feels like vinyl with a very thin layer of cotton over a wooden plank! Not a long distance seat.

So hopefully CSC will offer the CR250 with the buyers choice, at NO extra fee, of seat heights, (Low, standard, or tall)!

And since the CR250 uses the TT250 engine and tranny, but has down graded suspension, brakes, mirrors, seat, and instruments as compared to the TT250, It should be priced lower than the TT250.

This is all based on my visit to CSC's Store in Azusa where I sat on and played with the CR250.

08-28-2017, 04:59 PM	#14
1cylinderwonder Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Pismo Beach Posts: 387	Other Facts About The 250 Cafe Racer If your height is greater than 5' 8" you'll want to purchase the CR250 with a tall seat! It should be an automatic accessory with the purchase and not an after market, additional cost upgrade! Let CSC keep the stock oem seat. Also the stock oem seat is "VERY" uncomfortable. It feels like vinyl with a very thin layer of cotton over a wooden plank! Not a long distance seat. So hopefully CSC will offer the CR250 with the buyers choice, at NO extra fee, of seat heights, (Low, standard, or tall)! And since the CR250 uses the TT250 engine and tranny, but has down graded suspension, brakes, mirrors, seat, and instruments as compared to the TT250, It should be priced lower than the TT250. This is all based on my visit to CSC's Store in Azusa where I sat on and played with the CR250. Last edited by 1cylinderwonder; 08-28-2017 at 05:09 PM. Reason: Corrections
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