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Looking for seat options\suggestions for my 14 Ultra Limited. The back middle of my seat feels like it has a little hump in it causing a bit of a numb feeling for me. Seems to me it would be more comfortable with a dip there rather than a hump. Also wouldn't mind if it maybe wasn't quite so wide and I sat a little lower. Thanks!
I went here. They do a LOT of Honda's I understand.
The took mine down, shaved the nose, put in surgical gel, and popped my name on it (though it is not the font I wanted but they only had a few to choose from) and they did a SUPER job.
Do a search for Mean City Cycles Super Narrow seat modification. That might not be exactly it, but it's close. Most folks who have had that done seem to like it a lot. I have mine scheduled for 13 Feb. I want a little lower and more narrow as well. I had excellent results with my Softail seat after they modified it.
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