Seat Cover Question

My ’97 Thunderbird came with a cruiser type seat in perfect condition (King and Queen seat?). It also came with the older bench type seat which has seen better days. I would like to refurbish the old one to give the bike the classic look I want, and have been looking for options. The most promising supplier seems to be P&K Classic Bikes in Staffordshire.
http://www.pandkclassicbikes.co.uk

Before I order, does anyone have any experience with these covers? Are they as good as they seem?

 

Thanks for your comments back in January. I am sure that the alternatives mentioned by others are good. As no-one advised against it, I went ahead and ordered the seat cover from P&K Classic Bikes. Philip Turner (‘Mr. P&K’) was very helpful and patient with my questions.

Yesterday I fitted it, very easy. I had the seat stripped and recovered in the time it took the wife to prepare dinner. I used a Rapid 34 Heavy Duty staple gun at full power. Triumph had used 4 mm long staples, the shortest I could find was 6 mm. Not a problem, they didn’t punch through the plastic seat base.

I am very, very happy with the result. The fit was perfect and the seat looks brand new. Well worth the money.

 

Thanks for that. The staples I used (Rapid) are claimed to be galvanised, although they look rather shiny. Time will tell.

The question now is, do I reinstall the seat strap or not? If I do it's no return, as that will require making holes in my pristine 'new' seat. I kind of like the clean look it has now. Comments/views?

 

Thanks for your support - no strap it is.