Solo seat vs. Spring seat
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Solo seat vs. Spring seat
I have read the forums but haven't seen anything as specific as this. If it's out there and I missed it please let me know. I'm riding on a stock 48 seat and after 30-40 minutes' I know I've been riding. I like the look of the spring seat more than a solo, but the bare bones is a good looking seat, don't get me wrong. I'm looking for some advice and experience from everyone out there, thank you kindly.
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Try DK Custom's old thread for some ideas on the spring seats...
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...keover-24.html
I am also looking for a spring solo and the barrel springs seem to have a good rating as far as comfort...
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...questions.html
The Lepera Bare Bones seems alot more comfortable than a spring seat...but im sure you could find a compromise between style and comfort...
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...keover-24.html
I am also looking for a spring solo and the barrel springs seem to have a good rating as far as comfort...
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...questions.html
The Lepera Bare Bones seems alot more comfortable than a spring seat...but im sure you could find a compromise between style and comfort...
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Definitely looks killer...is that from DK? Or would you happen to have links or website/part number?
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The barrel springs are the most comfortable.
We also have scissor springs, shox and rubber bumpers.
The one pictured above is not ours, it is an import from Mexico, and more expensive.
Here are some links
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Solo...ystems_c80.htm
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/aboutus.sc
We also have scissor springs, shox and rubber bumpers.
The one pictured above is not ours, it is an import from Mexico, and more expensive.
Here are some links
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Solo...ystems_c80.htm
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/aboutus.sc
Last edited by DK Custom; 12-09-2013 at 11:07 AM.
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I've got a Rich Phillips with memory foam 3" springs. I also have a matching tool kit and swing arm bag. I had 2" springs on for a while but would bottom out occasionally. I have a 48 and love the springs. When I ran the stock seat I would get a shock up my spine when I would hit a decent bump or hole in the road. Now I just kinda float over top. It is great! If I had to do it again I would have had them kick up the back of the seat a little more to keep me from sliding when I get on it. Rich Phillips makes all his stuff in the US and I'm pretty sure he makes the stuff for mother roads also. I do like the DK seat as well. They didn't offer a seat when I bought mine. Hope that helps.
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I've got a Rich Phillips with memory foam 3" springs. I also have a matching tool kit and swing arm bag. I had 2" springs on for a while but would bottom out occasionally. I have a 48 and love the springs. When I ran the stock seat I would get a shock up my spine when I would hit a decent bump or hole in the road. Now I just kinda float over top. It is great! If I had to do it again I would have had them kick up the back of the seat a little more to keep me from sliding when I get on it. Rich Phillips makes all his stuff in the US and I'm pretty sure he makes the stuff for mother roads also. I do like the DK seat as well. They didn't offer a seat when I bought mine. Hope that helps.