Thanks for the article. However, removing the entire seat seems unwieldy. All I want to do is insert, somehow, a new horsehair seat pad. Can this somehow be done by peeling back the front part of the leather upholstery without removing the entire seat? Please advise.

Also: I have just put on a new set of Contis CH95s. Great tire for the price. Question: I have often heard that 'bleeding' tires of pressure after they are hot has negative effects. Can someone explain this to me?

NO, you need to remove the entire seat and you need to get underneath the seat to get the horsehair pad and the leather upholstery removed in a descend way.

greetingz,