Great seats and good folks to work with. I have the leather version on my limited
and love it.

 

Damn, that seat looks comfortable. Enjoy.

 

Russell folks were able to move me back an inch and my wife back another inch. The can do some amazing things with a stock seat pan. I've put a total of about 25,000 on my RDL, including a Saddle Sore 1000 and Bun Burner 1500. Good Seat!

 

Looks real nice. I have one on my bike, and after I ride back from sturgis next month I will be having one built on my ST1300

 

Looks nice, but B I G.

My HD Hammock(rider only version) is still good 4 me
(in fact so much that I have 2 of them, 1 for a spare)
and that is being age 61, and having degenerative disc disease, arthritis, etc. etc. etc.

 

Charlie, congratulations on your Russell, the most comfortable motorcycle seat available.


Aside from some loss of leather dye on the leading edge of the side wings, mine looks brand new after 40K miles, and still as comfortable.


Here's a tip for anyone looking to purchase one of these beauties: If the thought of sending your existing seat to Russell for the rebuild doesn't sit too well...find an inexpensive replacement seat on e-bay, Craigslist, salvage yard, etc. and ship that to Russell...you won't be without your bike during the seat rebuild.


2009 CopGlide, approximately 40K on my Russell Day Long....leather seat, vinyl sides, spring torsion bar

 

Have you got a more overall shot of it? Big question - how much and how long?

 

I ordered just as "riding season" began so they are booked pretty solid that time of year...about 8 weeks.

I got the rider and passenger seat done, backrest, dual heat, cover for about $1200.