I've finally got around to lifting the front of my passenger seat and thought that I'd make the area easily accessible at the same time. This will be used to house our high-vis vests and emergency beacon which need to be easily accessible when touring on the continent.
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Mrs Bunny made the neat 'wedge of cheese' shaped bag to slip into the underseat slot.
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The rails are 6cm high at the front and around 5mm high at the back. They stop just shy of the chassis rail that supports the rear of the seat and having the tapered end 5mm thick helps to guide the back of the seat into place without it getting caught on the chassis rail.
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I did try a 6cm lift to the front of the driver's seat but found that it was a little too much for me to comfortably reach the pedals so I ended up raising it by 45mm. However, Mrs Bunny reports that her seat is now much more comfortable!