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I'm running a Saddleman Renegade solo and pillion seat on my Lowrider ST. I think it looks okay. Its not my first choice but the wife needed more seat than the step-up seat we had on it provided. I'm not a long distance rider due to some severe low back arthritis so I can't give you any info about that but the Renegade is a low and back seat and works well for my Orangutan arms.
I do not ride with a passenger and thinking about going back to a solo seat. Looking at a Mustang touring solo seat. Can a backrest be added later on these or is it one or the other ?
I had a Mustang on my last Dyna Lowrider S. It was comfortable as well. The advantage with the Renegade is if you add the pillion, it gives you some support like a small backrest because it overlaps the top of the rear portion of the solo seat. But you can easily remove the pillion for the times you want to ride solo. I'd be happy to send pics of the Renegade if you pm your contact info to me. The Renegade is also cheaper than the Mustang seat....I think.
I have the C&C Fastback on my Sport Glide (same seat as a Low Rider S) and I'm very pleased with it.
Its firm but comfortable, even on long trips. It has a similar style to the Saddlemen, however, its curved instead of having the "step" so its more comfortable IMO.
There's one listed in the Classified section HERE - Might be worth a shot if you dig the look and not have to pay for one that's brand new.
The cc looks great. I am leaning tword a solo seat with backrest capability. I will probably stay away from anything Saddleman, just because everyone I know hates them, me included. I will be selling mine cheap 😂
The cc looks great. I am leaning tword a solo seat with backrest capability. I will probably stay away from anything Saddleman, just because everyone I know hates them, me included. I will be selling mine cheap 😂
I never liked my Saddlemen Step-up seat either even with the gel pad it seemed too firm and pushed me further forward from stock, i swapped it for a Lepera kick-flip and like it-
Last edited by NZLowrider; May 18, 2025 at 01:37 PM.
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