Time to build the seat

I purchased some green foam and glued them together on top of the bike frame.

From the foam emerged a seat shape

Once I finished with the green foam's shape I moved on to the detail. I used sheetrock mud to build the final shape.

This was a slow process to form the curves symmetrically and smooth.

Once the shape was as close as possible it was time to fiberglass

I started by laying fiberglass mat down over the drop cloth

Once I laid down enough fiberglass mat down to build a good solid initial shape, it was time to remove it and start building up the backside of the mold.

I cut the edges off and got prepped to build up the underside of the mold

I built the sides up as well as the cowl and obviously the part where your ass is planted.

During this time I fabricated some crude but adequate mounts to fiberglass into the lower portion of the seat and started test fitting and cutting.

I also built a nice rear mount of 1" box steel and welded some nuts on. This mounted to the rear portion of the frame tubes.

During this time I shaved the stock triple clamp and cleaned up the frame so I could add the rearset mounts and front seat mount.

And there you have it, the seat has bondo on it and its mounted up. I did knee cutaways in the gas tank a while back and finished it up and did the bondo'ing on it as well at this time. The body is coming together but still far from done, stay tuned