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Mustang Wide Vintage with backrest makes longer rides much more enjoyable. If you get your handlebars just right and add highway pegs you can be cruising down the highway in total comfort or many, many miles.
1100 miles or so in three days riding a week or so ago in Michigan. L4/L5 surgery 20 years ago and currently 5 bulging disc. Zero discomfort Saddleman RS Explorer w.backrest. See sig pic Longest day was 412 miles.
Wow....If I was going to even try and tag along on a ride that long I would be switching to the mustang seat and bring along some maryjane. What, it's legal here in Co.
Wow....If I was going to even try and tag along on a ride that long I would be switching to the mustang seat and bring along some maryjane. What, it's legal here in Co.
Incredibly my wife did the same along on her '95 Shadow 600 with stock seat and never once complained about her butt hurting. Her longest day ever was around 300 miles several years back. She loves that bike and refuses to ever move up to something bigger and more comfy. I easily could have gone another 200 miles each day except for deer coming out in the afternoons and the temps getting really chilly.
Last edited by tnriverluver; Jul 21, 2017 at 09:32 AM.
Incredibly my wife did the same along on her '95 Shadow 600 with stock seat and never once complained about her butt hurting. Her longest day ever was around 300 miles several years back. She loves that bike and refuses to ever move up to something bigger and more comfy. I easily could have gone another 200 miles each day except for deer coming out in the afternoons and the temps getting really chilly.
Awesome...I know what you mean, my wife rode a Vstar 650 for quit a few years and traded it in on a new Super Glide and wish she never did it. She would have still been riding if she would have kept that bike, hasn't ridin in a couple years now..... To each their own huhh
Awesome...I know what you mean, my wife rode a Vstar 650 for quit a few years and traded it in on a new Super Glide and wish she never did it. She would have still been riding if she would have kept that bike, hasn't ridin in a couple years now..... To each their own huhh
As they say, if mama's happy!!!! Mine can actually ride the hell out of that bike also so I'm not complaining. Just getting long in the tooth and a bit of a pain to keep running now.
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