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Bought my FLFBS in spring of 2019. First bike ever. Wife thought I was crazy but that's just my personality.
Been considering getting a new seat for 2 up riding. Factory seat isn't cutting it. Too uncomfortable after 60 miles.
I'm 5'7" so need to consider height and position. Everything is basically factory.
Any recommendations?
seat
How many ks on it, I found my stock seat **** until about 1200 to 1500kms or 1000mls, then it was good and rode it 1600ks home no issues.
but I was cramped and put a tallboy seat on it and extended forward controls. The tall put you back couple inches and up slightly, very comfy seat. If you want to leave floor boards or stock location controls a tallboy on its own will be good for 5"7 to 6 foot. Over 6 foot you'd want extended controls aswell. 6'4 and tallboy plus 3 inch fowards is still not quite enough but it's OK.
Bought my FLFBS in spring of 2019. First bike ever. Wife thought I was crazy but that's just my personality.
Been considering getting a new seat for 2 up riding. Factory seat isn't cutting it. Too uncomfortable after 60 miles.
I'm 5'7" so need to consider height and position. Everything is basically factory.
Any recommendations?
My 2018 Fat Boy work in progress, having new custom bars made for it and the pipe is being rewrapped in black. Stock dash and belt cover getting powder coated the same red as well.
Did you just buy the support or the entire assembly? I found an online diagram that lists separate supports (#6) for the 2 sides. Can I just buy the right side support for use with the left side light or am I missing something? Thanks again.
pm me I have a set of black front and rear if you need these.
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