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Hey everyone, I have a 2010 FXD Superglide with a Mustang Seat on it. Seat is comfortable, but I want a solo seat that doesn't have the hump/back support on it. I'm 6'2" and bike has mid controls. The backrest on the Mustang Seat doesn't allow me to sit back far enough, feel kind of cramped. I live in New Mexico and planning to ride it to California, shouldn't be any issues correct? Looking for recommendations on a long distance solo seat with no hump/back rest. Thank you.
Takes a couple hundred miles to break in but then best seat I've had... decades... several bikes.
Don't feel cramp, but can't say for 6'-2". They'll have one for your bike.
Takes a couple hundred miles to break in but then best seat I've had... decades... several bikes.
Don't feel cramp, but can't say for 6'-2". They'll have one for your bike.
Takes a couple hundred miles to break in but then best seat I've had... decades... several bikes.
Don't feel cramp, but can't say for 6'-2". They'll have one for your bike.
I had one of these on my 07 Street Bob. Best seat I ever used on any bike Ive owned.
I also really like the Sundowner seat from Harley, but I dont know if they make a solo version.
@Bart2112
Here's a side view that might help you decide if the seat is for you. The folding backrest is off. That's a round tool bag mounted behind the seat. Tool bag doesn't interfere with the backrest. hth
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