Question for Mustang Seats (and others) - Super Solo Seating Position on Street Glide
Hi all,
I know there have been questions around this before but I haven't managed to find an answer to my specific question. I'm looking at putting a Mustang Super Solo on my 2015 Street Glide. What I'd like to know is how will this change the riding position in relation to stock on the Street Glide in particular? I know it has different changes on the Ultra and RK as their stock seats are different to the Street Glide stock seat. I don't want to move up or forward so if it would do either of those things then it's not viable. If that is the case can someone recommend an alternative (from Mustang or elsewhere) solo which will be more comfortable than stock and won't move me forward or up? I'm in the UK so try before you buy is a no go. I'll have to go on faith. Thanks. Paul |
Originally Posted by paulmj
(Post 15572984)
Hi all,
I know there have been questions around this before but I haven't managed to find an answer to my specific question. I'm looking at putting a Mustang Super Solo on my 2015 Street Glide. What I'd like to know is how will this change the riding position in relation to stock on the Street Glide in particular? I know it has different changes on the Ultra and RK as their stock seats are different to the Street Glide stock seat. I don't want to move up or forward so if it would do either of those things then it's not viable. If that is the case can someone recommend an alternative (from Mustang or elsewhere) solo which will be more comfortable than stock and won't move me forward or up? I'm in the UK so try before you buy is a no go. I'll have to go on faith. Thanks. Paul |
Many thanks. Just what I needed to know.
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Paul, I just did a review on the Mustang Wide Tripper solo, for my 2015 Streetglide. Might be what you need. Although it seems to raise me up about a bit, others have said it drops you some. It does seem to put you back a little too. I did not have to adjust my mirrors, and because it's more narrow than the stock seat, it seems easier to put my feet down. I really can't tell you for sure about the height, as I did not measure. Any way, please check out my review here:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/new-r...d-pillion.html There's also a professional review here. They also may have a review of the one you're asking about. You can also read 80 other reviews here:http://www.jpcycles.com/product/605-468 |
Thanks for the info. Will have a look!
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I put the Mustang solo on my 2014 SGS a month after i bought my bike. Does not move me forward at all and "slightly" sits lower, maybe 1/2" max. I really doubt its actually lower, just cut narrower so my legs reach the ground better. Im 6-0, 30" inseam. Super comfortable, I can ride all day without my ass or tailbone hurting like it did after one hour on the stock seat. I also bought the mid sized pillion for the few time I take my wife alone, otherwise I leave it off for a cleaner look.
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Originally Posted by Surfcitydude
(Post 15584161)
I put the Mustang solo on my 2014 SGS a month after i bought my bike. Does not move me forward at all and "slightly" sits lower, maybe 1/2" max. I really doubt its actually lower, just cut narrower so my legs reach the ground better. Im 6-0, 30" inseam. Super comfortable, I can ride all day without my ass or tailbone hurting like it did after one hour on the stock seat. I also bought the mid sized pillion for the few time I take my wife alone, otherwise I leave it off for a cleaner look.
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Originally Posted by paulmj
(Post 15594487)
That's the Super Solo??
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That's what I was thinking. Thanks! :)
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I don't like the way Mustang seats raise you up. Corbin Classic Solo will lower you and move you back.
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