Lancelot

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I have the 110 double cab. Love it, but recently we have been travelling a little further. OK, call it about 200mls. Blimey my back and buttocks can ache. We all know there is little adjustment so I am wondering if there are more comfortable and supportive seats available to fit
Worth a try, you just never know.
Only joined tonight, site looks good

Cheers
 
lots of better seats available in the mags,as are mud rails...these give an extra 2''of travel
last year i did 986miles in one day(left home at 2am,arrived sw france at 2300)....i needed more than a new seat that day!
 
buy a range rover,Im 6"5" and ave had just about enough of the deepender squish.I have me knee bashed every time i press the brake and me heed hits the roof.

NO MORE DEFENDER SQUISH FOR ME
 
buy a range rover,Im 6"5" and ave had just about enough of the deepender squish.I have me knee bashed every time i press the brake and me heed hits the roof.

NO MORE DEFENDER SQUISH FOR ME

i'm taller than you, there's at least another 4" of headroom left before my heads hits the roof, there's more than enough knee room and i dont need to drive with the window open

did you used to work in a circus ?
 
Backache during driving is caused by bad positioning of yourself in the seat. I found that raising the seat height quite high so that your legs are supported under the knees and making the seat back almost bolt upright helps a lot. The standard seats in a Defender aren't great but a new seat base which hasn't collapsed into a flat thing and a new seat back have helped lots.

I did 10 years of field service work driving an Astra Estate 5 hours+ a day and got quite into research on human seating positions. The same holds for office seating. I had backache sat here at my desk until I forced the powers that be into raising my desk by 3 inches on bricks and giving me a better chair with more leg and under knee support.

There is a lot of conflicting info out there, like the govenment saying that the monitor needs to be about head height, whereas a really old IBM study said the best place is in the desk just above the keyboard.
After putting my monitor as low on the desk as I can I got rid of the RSI in my neck and shoulders. Getting a trackball mouse and an ergonimic "broken" keyboard solved my wrist RSI.
 
My mate stuck some old Pug 205 bucket seats in his and they are brilliant, I have similar buckets and they were Ok on a 460 odd mile round trip. Only problem is that they grab your bollocks as you try and slide out.
 
According to "Redhand" I am bisexual, give great BJs n some other stuff too..........
We never discussed my tits on here tho.............
 
buster bus has put rr classic seats in his defender.They are comfy for a day long drive
 
if you wanted comfort should have bought a freelander..........

(seats in the main dealers while you wait for it to be repaired are lovely for a few hours!, recovery truck is pretty spacious too !)
 

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