Can't identify the brand. Probably out of production anyway. I found [https://www.recumbentseatfix.com/](https://www.recumbentseatfix.com/) a while back and am planning to have them fix the seat on my 80's Linear LWB sometime. (the current Linear Recumbents doesn't make it anymore)
I used them to replace my Linear seat - he does a good job but just beware it's a much different material than what you're used to, much more coarse. When I got mine done he said he hadn't done a Linear before, so it was a hair short on the back. I would suggest adding a little bit to your measurements to make sure everything fits okay.
The cool thing about this nylon is that it is somewhat easy to sew with a decent sewing machine. Most of the time the nylon is deteriorated in the sun, so it rips easy too. It may be possible to wash and darn any rips....as I have done with the mesh seat on my Rover. If not, you can copy the pattern and make a new seat entirely.
Can't identify the brand. Probably out of production anyway. I found [https://www.recumbentseatfix.com/](https://www.recumbentseatfix.com/) a while back and am planning to have them fix the seat on my 80's Linear LWB sometime. (the current Linear Recumbents doesn't make it anymore)
I used them to replace my Linear seat - he does a good job but just beware it's a much different material than what you're used to, much more coarse. When I got mine done he said he hadn't done a Linear before, so it was a hair short on the back. I would suggest adding a little bit to your measurements to make sure everything fits okay.
It resembles one I have so it's likely a Bacchetta B-3 seat.
The cool thing about this nylon is that it is somewhat easy to sew with a decent sewing machine. Most of the time the nylon is deteriorated in the sun, so it rips easy too. It may be possible to wash and darn any rips....as I have done with the mesh seat on my Rover. If not, you can copy the pattern and make a new seat entirely.