Ok guys need some opinions on what the most comfortable seat is for a Heritage.Got a lower back problem and need something thats going to give me a bit of support.

Currently have a Corbin classic solo but looking for something a bit more back/butt friendly.Also have a Le Pera Bare bones for short runs.Thinking perhaps a Mustang Wide touring seat.

Appreciate your thoughts......

 

Hey Moggsy,

I've tried most everything I could sit my rear upon ! I own a FLSTN--which is basically your bike lowered !
My suggestion would be to try the H.D. deep sundowner seat, they even have it in a model that includes a rider backrest ! I have the one without the backrest---take a look and you be da judge !
Seats are VERY personal and I wish you the best in your efforts--There are many good seats available but it is normally difficult to really TRY one prior to purchase--doggone it !
I hear that Mustang makes very good seats and I believe that they also have extra wide seats W/ backrests.(expensive little boogers,though)------

 

I first purchased the Sundowner seat for my Heritage but.... after a long ride & even longer recovery period, I took it back. Now I have the Mustang touring with rider backrest. I couldn't be happier! That being said, my buddy has a sundowner on his Road King & loves it.
Cool thing is that the dealership near me lets you return a seat if you are not 100% happy (credit toward a new seat..not cash)

 

Another vote for Mustang wide w/ rider adjustable backrest.. I can and do ride all day now. I could not do that w/ stock seat. I also have the matching passenger seat and backrest pad and wifey loves it over the stock painful seat.

 

And another vote for the Mustang wide touring with the driver backrest.

Works the best for me.

 

Or you could get a Deluxe seat with a tall rail and a backrest. Search for a thread by Dinger on the subject. I rode his bike with this setup and it provides plenty of low back support.

 

I've had five seats on my 2000 Heritage. Two Harley seats (Stk & Sundowner), Two Corbin's (Young Guns & Touring w/rider backrest) And now I have the Mustang Wide touring w/rider backrest. None of the other seats even come close to that Mustang. I've done a few 3-4 hundred mile days effortlessly.

 

Guess with all the votes for a MUSTANG seat-I better cut loose with some bucks and see for myself how good they are. I owe it to my posterior--if it helps just a little bit;it has to be well worth the money. I just assumed that all seats were hard after a few miles. All the Harley seats are of varing degrees of hardness.
Thanks guys-I really thought that I had one of the better seats because I could go almost 100 miles before rigormortis bit my butt.
Byersmtrco- if I can ,as you say, increase the distance between pit stops to a few hundred miles, I'll remember you forever with thanks.

 

And yet another vote for the Mustang wide touring with the driver backrest. 400 mile days for three weeks straight and no dead butt!

 

+1 for the Mustang