JK Composites

[PhilTimo]

Are they still trading?
Trying to order some seat cushions and not answering emails or phone.

[wasp]

I bought off them a couple of months ago.

Couldn't get through on the phone but got a reply to email after about 10 days!

Cheers,
Stu

[SvenTheHammer]

I got seat pads for my 4 during the first lockdown. They do take quite a while to get on the phone, but if you persist they answer eventually.

[GraemeW]

ive emailed multiple times, and sat on the phone a number of times, but clearly they don't want the business, so ive given up with JK Composites

[PhilTimo]

ive emailed multiple times, and sat on the phone a number of times, but clearly they don't want the business, so ive given up with JK Composites

Who do you use now Graeme?

[GraemeW]

Phil I have just purchased a simple waterproof cushion used on rowing seats, and a lumber support, but they haven’t been that effective on longer trips

[PhilTimo]

Phil I have just purchased a simple waterproof cushion used on rowing seats, and a lumber support, but they haven’t been that effective on longer trips

ah, ok thanks. I want them for cosmetic reasons. (the ones i have have blue piping and the body panels ive just bought are red!)

[apr1962]

I emailed and also used their contact form yesterday and they emailed back today.

Regards
Andrew

[PhilTimo]

I've given up with JKC now.
I am having some made locally by a seamstress. A bit more expensive, but it's better than no reply!

[Fastlane]

Try Reverie - they have a good selection of seat pads and answered my call yesterday, and you can order online. www.reverie.ltd.uk

[Sommi]

I have tried to contact JKC a few times now in different ways. No response yet.
[mention]Fastlane[/mention] Please let us know how you find the reverie products.
Looking a their brochure, the FIA spacer fabric ones look about right.

I may just order those.

[Fastlane]

I have tried to contact JKC a few times now in different ways. No response yet.
[mention]Fastlane[/mention] Please let us know how you find the reverie products.
Looking a their brochure, the FIA spacer fabric ones look about right.

I may just order those.

I have the Carbon Tillett seats in my Atom, which are very comfortable, but getting scratches on them eveytime I get in and out. So I have been looking at the options, including the Reverie pads, but haven't bought them. When I rang, they said they had sold quite a few sets to Atom owners recently.

I have my seats out and I think the best option may just be to get ppf applied instead by a local wrapping company.

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[Sommi]

Oh. That might be an idea! Thanks [mention]Fastlane[/mention]
Mine goes in for PPF tomorrow and I think I might be able to negotiate this.
Mine already suffers from helmet scratches on passenger side!

[IanG]

I have tried to contact JKC a few times now in different ways. No response yet.
@Fastlane Please let us know how you find the reverie products.
Looking a their brochure, the FIA spacer fabric ones look about right.

I may just order those.

I have the Carbon Tillett seats in my Atom, which are very comfortable, but getting scratches on them eveytime I get in and out. So I have been looking at the options, including the Reverie pads, but haven't bought them. When I rang, they said they had sold quite a few sets to Atom owners recently.

I have my seats out and I think the best option may just be to get ppf applied instead by a local wrapping company.

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I have a set of carbon seats with seat pads on from Tillett
they Can also do some fancy stitching

[Fastlane]

I do love the look of those but can't justify spending nearly £300 per seat...

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