On Martin's (the Great Gonzo) suggestion I've taken the great leap of faith and ordered a lap belt for my Spanish Fly.
Any recommendations on placement of the belt, or an adjustment system on the strap would be appreciated.
Geoff
installing lap belts
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Geoff, For the spanish fly I'd say the best thing might be to attach to your thwart behind the seat.. the further back the better, If you have ordered the VW beetle buckles you won't be disappointed.
fooling around i put the lap belt in my Nitro on the thwart and it worked well. Also you don't have to drill holes that way.
M
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fooling around i put the lap belt in my Nitro on the thwart and it worked well. Also you don't have to drill holes that way.
M
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I disagree with msims here. You want the belt to pullyou back AND down into the saddle. this requires an attachment pont that is below your thwart. Otherwise you will still have the problem of lifting tour butt of the saddle. Don't be afraid of drilling holes in the hull! I did it too, and I don't regret it!
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