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It's the way PL's are designed, you're ass is about an inch off the floor so that you're lower in the buggy. This means your arse will impact on any and everything out there. Answer is to either get a decent buggy, or a different seat if you can find one that fits and still holds the back axle on lol

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This must be a peter thin problem, mine is the same. I made a belly pan which lifts my bum slightly.

 

Sounds like the best solution, do you have a picture of it or a description?

Just to give me an idea where to start :)

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It's the way PL's are designed,

 

Designed?????

Don't get me going on PL's again.

 

I'll try not to!

 

If your PL is a little low, get a pipe bender and gently increase the bend at the back of the siderails so that they leave the buggy at a steeper angle. Flydad did it to mine years ago, made a useful improvement and I've never broken it. I've never broken it because I haven't used it for years, it would probably last 5 minutes the way I fly now.

 

The modification described will not improve your warranty status in any way.

 

Jim

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This must be a peter thin problem, mine is the same. I made a belly pan which lifts my bum slightly.

 

Sounds like the best solution, do you have a picture of it or a description?

Just to give me an idea where to start :)

Here's a couple of pics. if i get round to it i'll measure it for you.

http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/dd259/dreadycraig/Buggy3.jpghttp://i222.photobucket.com/albums/dd259/dreadycraig/Buggy4.jpg

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Many thanks Dreadycraig, it looks quite easy to make, just a matter of finding the right materials :)

well, i used 3mm Plywood, just make sure u cut it with the grain in the correct direction so it bends easily.

for attaching it, you could use zip ties, but then it won't be easily removable. i bought some webbing/strapping (the red stuff in the photos)and some buckles from B & Q at the same time as the ply.

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Hi Smoo

 

I had the same problem with my Peter Thin Comp. Best way I found was to run the two rear seat straps over the back axel the other side of the side rail attachments so they come into the back of the seat at an angle.

 

My PL was great for cruising. Got a backrest for it from Trikbitz on here which made it really comfortable. Have upgraded to a flexi now since I am getting into jumping :)

 

Russ

 

My backside is too close to the ground, but the seat straps are as tight as they will go.

Any ideas how to get some more clearance, other than bigger wheels.

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