Tried to fit it to a Maxi LS because a stock-looking Long seat just isn't available. I hoped the holes would line up with my old bracket, but tragically not. The solution was to snap off the old seat bracket at the front and drill holes for my old hardware. Using the feeder holes that already exist I fed some nuts under the foam to the new holes, cut the wire, and then threaded machine screws into the nuts to get the new hardware to attract firmly against the metal bottom... then JB WELD THAT mother (for safety). Seems to be holding up ok. Took a lot of cursing and swearing pulling wire through small holes with needle nose pliers, but we got there in the end.
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takes a lot of work but worth it!
March 27, 2014
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Anonymous Person from Orlando, FL United States
if you remove the seatpost on your maxi, use some spacers and mount the front to the seat post screw, then make a mount for the rear it sits nice and low and loooooong on a maxi Warning: will not just bolt on, takes fabrication to fit to maxi
Great seat. You gotta get creative 
takes a lot of work but worth it!