New Cover Single Saddle: a fresh look for the classic

Although the Frame Single Saddle of a 30-year-old barn find is often still in good condition, the cover has usually seen its best days. Scuffed surfaces and torn seams quickly look out of place, even on a patina box, and should be replaced with a new Cover Single Saddle. With just a few simple changes, the Single Seat will look like new again.

If you want a cheaper option and are less keen on the 1:1 original look, go for the eco version. These often only differ in small details such as the stitching or number of Rivets.

Unless otherwise indicated, all covers are made of high-quality, weatherproof synthetic leather. Even if Single Saddles hardly differ at first glance, the following points should be considered before ordering:

• Grab Rail distance: 180 or 240 mm
• Cover design: closed, with Ring or with cut-out (for Grab Rail)

Cover Single Saddles with Ring were usually originally installed. The closed version or the version with a cut-out for the Grab Rail is more commonly found in Replacement Parts.