[Lucky1]

I had problems with the seat position in my Zforce from the day I picked it up. Long rides created leg cramps so, I built a seat riser and now market them.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/CF-MOTO-Zforce-2-inch-Seat-risers-manufactured-by-LUCKcraft-metal-works/324068389539?hash=item4b73fb32a3:g:zhUAAOSwDYNeQMll

[Davydo]

I had problems with the seat position in my Zforce from the day I picked it up. Long rides created leg cramps so, I built a seat riser and now market them.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/CF-MOTO-Zforce-2-inch-Seat-risers-manufactured-by-LUCKcraft-metal-works/324068389539?hash=item4b73fb32a3:g:zhUAAOSwDYNeQMll

Very nice work! I personally or my wife haven't experienced any issues with our seats, but I'm sure some have.

[NMKawierider]

Nice. A while back I tried some 1" tubing on mine but found a way to tip the seat back forward a little so I could enlongate the adjust slots to make it right for me without the tubing. 

[rlc]

I'm 6'4".  Will this help out my "knees rubbing on dash" problem?

[NMKawierider]

I'm 6'4".  Will this help out my "knees rubbing on dash" problem?

If lifting your seat up 2 inches helps, then yes. Try setting your seat on top of 2 inches of books or something to see.

[Lucky1]

I'm 6'4".  Will this help out my "knees rubbing on dash" problem?

It will make a huge difference. I was getting leg cramps and it took care of that. The seat will fit you better and you would notice a more comfortable sitting position.

[Lucky1]

I'm 6'4".  Will this help out my "knees rubbing on dash" problem?

Try putting the books on your seat and see if that helps. If you need more lift, I can make you a taller riser for the same price.

[rlc]

I like the idea of the lift and will try the book idea.  I also have noticed that the back of the seats do have to much incline on them and like NMK's idea of adjusting the seatback to a more upright position.  As the seats are now they put undue pressure onto the lower back.