SS1 “Natural Oiled”

Here is a natural 1000-N that has been oiled once. We spray oil the seats as there is less waste of oil, and you get a more consistent coverage also. This is the way the seats from Indian came from the Factory. Oiled, not dyed, with age, it did turn colors, and even then, not all seats were the same color naturally. Some leather was almost a pinkish color, to a yellow, to a light tan, to almost a light brown. Natural leathers come as varied as people colors. The color of natural oiled or dyed finished items will vary from piece to piece due to the nature of leather. I cannot, nor will I guarantee an exact match in any color to any items pictured anywhere on this site.

SS2 “Sunburst Saddle-Tan”

This is the same seat; only a light spray of Saddle Tan die was sprayed on it. This will give it a more traditional color as to what most people have come to expect this type of seat is supposed to look like. I enjoy doing this, though, my hands and fingers also turn a light tan due to overspray. The color of natural oiled or dyed finished items will vary from piece to piece due to the nature of leather. I cannot, nor will I guarantee an exact match in any color to any items pictured anywhere on this site.

SS3 “Sunburst British Tan”

I have dyed this seat twice now, once with the Saddle Tan, and now with British Tan. The contrast in the dye color brings out the seat’s beauty. If you have noticed, the Saddle Tan is an orange color, and the British Tan is a reddish color. British Tan looks a lot like the Red Chestnut that everybody loves. The color of naturally oiled or dyed, finished items will vary from piece to piece due to the nature of leather. I cannot, nor will I guarantee an exact match in any color, to any items pictured, anywhere on this site.

SS4 “Sunburst Dark Brown”

This is the seat finished with a very dark brown along the edges and then black along the rolled-over edge and underneath. This is the most beautiful type of seat that I have built! I finished this seat with a clear sealant that added shine. I just hadn’t had time to polish the seat to get that hand-rubbed look that comes with use. This seat and all of the dyed seats, with use, will lighten up a bit, but then, with age and sunlight, they will start darkening up again. The color of natural oiled or dyed finished items will vary from piece to piece due to the nature of leather. I cannot, nor will I guarantee an exact match in any color to any items pictured anywhere on this site.

SS5 “Lightly Sunburst Brown”

Here is a natural Harley solo seat that the customer had asked for it to be dyed, a light Sunburst Brown. These seats, which are done this way, just amaze me at how they finish out. Each one is different, each one is totally beautiful.