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I would like to hear from you about after market seats? I am new to the forum. Last summer I purchased a new 2005 Deuce. I have installed Vance & Hines Big Radius exhaust and of course added custom pegs, hand grips and numerous chrome goodies. Don't we all? I want to upgrade my seat to make it more comfortable for long rides for both my wife & I. At this time I'm leaning towards the Saddleman Explorer, and would like to hear from you about seat comfort and quality issues.
I moved this "poll" to this forum as it's not really a good thread with which to welcome. I might suggest that you edit your poll, as I think you are asking questions, vice giving us choices to go on. I might recommend listing some seats...Corbin, Mustang, LA, Stock, etc., and then letting us answer those questions when we vote...
I have a '90 FXST.
Bar Enterprises in SoCa did my seat. About 500 miles to break in a couple of years ago. My next seat will be from here also.
Custom made and good service.
I just bought an o5 softail and I recommend finding a good upholsterer in your area .
A man good at his trade can make exactly what you want at a better price/
Charlie R in Texas
I like Corbin seats, but the body panels and fairings are disgusting. I see them all the time in mags and ads, but never on the street, so I guess I'm not alone.
I like Corbin seats, but the body panels and fairings are disgusting. I see them all the time in mags and ads, but never on the street, so I guess I'm not alone.
I don't know that I've ever seen the body panels and fairings...
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