As racing safety has continually improved over the past decade, one word that keeps popping up is "containment." Containment doesn't mean you want to keep everything in the car—although that isn't a ...

Peek in the cockpit of most top-level race cars and you might notice a lumpy, asymmetrical driver seat. It's not poor fabrication; it's good safety. "Pour in place" and "beaded foam" seat inserts are ...

Seats, they are where you sit, sometimes for hours on end while on the road or trail. You want them to fulfill a few needs. They need to be comfortable, they need to be safe, they need to be usable, ...

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As you may have discovered, the seat that felt fine on the motorcycle in the showroom isn’t quite so comfortable after several hours on the road. Long distance riders and hard-core commuters know that ...

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