Mustang Seat
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06-26-2015, 08:58 AM
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It is the seat. Read my post. I can post pictures along with emails to customer service to ball up everything I have said. I didn't post to bad mouth mustang or needing technical advice. Im not new to this. Like I said, I've had them on my last 4 bikes. I've been very happy with them as well. Just wanted to let everyone know about this model being shorter.
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06-26-2015, 09:00 AM
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Thanks for the info Griz. I figured that was the case.
#13
06-27-2015, 03:30 PM
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Can't you move the tour pak forward? It looks like you have to room to do so.
They are probably right, if you have a full sized passenger pad with arm rests it might fit. Yours seems to be very thin.
However, I think the way they use the term "sports" suggests it is going to be smaller, i.e. a "1.5", mostly one up and not for long distance two up riding.
What the problem, is your passenger too big to fit in the gap or is the backrest too far back for them?
They do that on Road Kings too. It acts like a chute for rainwater.
They are probably right, if you have a full sized passenger pad with arm rests it might fit. Yours seems to be very thin.
However, I think the way they use the term "sports" suggests it is going to be smaller, i.e. a "1.5", mostly one up and not for long distance two up riding.
What the problem, is your passenger too big to fit in the gap or is the backrest too far back for them?
They do that on Road Kings too. It acts like a chute for rainwater.
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06-27-2015, 06:11 PM
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#16
06-27-2015, 11:25 PM
Until it rains and you end up with a cold water ********* bath.
Yes, it does and you cannot even really cut it off and re-cover it as it sits a little too high. If you do, you have to bridge the plastic base.
The Mustang seats end where they should do at the end of the console.
I had an old Mustang that had a fibreglass base and another with a metal base. What are they making them from now?
Yes, it does and you cannot even really cut it off and re-cover it as it sits a little too high. If you do, you have to bridge the plastic base.
The Mustang seats end where they should do at the end of the console.
I had an old Mustang that had a fibreglass base and another with a metal base. What are they making them from now?
#17
06-28-2015, 04:51 AM
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06-28-2015, 07:54 AM
#19
06-29-2015, 12:42 PM
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Until it rains and you end up with a cold water ********* bath.
Yes, it does and you cannot even really cut it off and re-cover it as it sits a little too high. If you do, you have to bridge the plastic base.
The Mustang seats end where they should do at the end of the console.
I had an old Mustang that had a fibreglass base and another with a metal base. What are they making them from now?
Yes, it does and you cannot even really cut it off and re-cover it as it sits a little too high. If you do, you have to bridge the plastic base.
The Mustang seats end where they should do at the end of the console.
I had an old Mustang that had a fibreglass base and another with a metal base. What are they making them from now?
