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Just like the title says: I'm hoping to get some suggestions for a seat for my Lowrider ST.
I am 6'1" with slightly longer legs, so I'm looking for a seat that will set me further back and higher than stock. I currently have on the bike a C&C Square back which looks awesome, but it sits too low for my taste. After riding about an hour, my hips are pretty well cooked from sitting below the level of my knees. The setback feels fine and much better than stock.
I just want to see if anybody has some real world suggestions that worked well for them. I had a Corbin Widowmaker on my streetbob and that felt great, but I'm not sure I'm liking the look of it on the FXLRST from the website pics. The passenger portion looks pretty tall.
Just like the title says: I'm hoping to get some suggestions for a seat for my Lowrider ST.
I am 6'1" with slightly longer legs, so I'm looking for a seat that will set me further back and higher than stock. I currently have on the bike a C&C Square back which looks awesome, but it sits too low for my taste. After riding about an hour, my hips are pretty well cooked from sitting below the level of my knees. The setback feels fine and much better than stock.
I just want to see if anybody has some real world suggestions that worked well for them. I had a Corbin Widowmaker on my streetbob and that felt great, but I'm not sure I'm liking the look of it on the FXLRST from the website pics. The passenger portion looks pretty tall.
Pic of my bike with current C&C seat:
I'm slightly taller than you and I ride a Le Pera Kick Flip Daddy Long Legs. It sits me about 2" back from the stock seat and about an inch higher.
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