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Hey SKT,
Sorry about the thread hijack, but...Who did your sig pic? Did you do that yourself or have someone do it? Man, looks great! Gotta learn to do that...
Hey SKT,
Sorry about the thread hijack, but...Who did your sig pic? Did you do that yourself or have someone do it? Man, looks great! Gotta learn to do that...
1badnt did the one I'm currently using.
There are quit a few guys over in the photoshop thread that kick a$$ at the sig pics...unreal talant.
Hey guy's more pics coming, its a pain in the arss because I have to resize every damn one. The dealership I got it at, I paid $20500. 6 months old and 800 miles he paid $26000+. I got the deal and he got the shaft. The guy has money though, six months later he came back to the dealership saw the new softtail springer and bought it and put his dyna on consignment. Hey FXDC Rider I was looking at a single seat but was concerned about still using my two up. I see that there are 4 little rubber pads attached to the fender and would have to remove them to put the solo seat on, which I don't have a problem with but if I put back on my two up do I need to put them rubber pads on. Will the two up seat scratch the fender if I don't put the pads on.
Hey guy's more pics coming, its a pain in the arss because I have to resize every damn one. The dealership I got it at, I paid $20500. 6 months old and 800 miles he paid $26000+. I got the deal and he got the shaft. The guy has money though, six months later he came back to the dealership saw the new softtail springer and bought it and put his dyna on consignment. Hey FXDC Rider I was looking at a single seat but was concerned about still using my two up. I see that there are 4 little rubber pads attached to the fender and would have to remove them to put the solo seat on, which I don't have a problem with but if I put back on my two up do I need to put them rubber pads on. Will the two up seat scratch the fender if I don't put the pads on.
Hi,Loghog.Are you sure there is a fitting location for a single seat?i think the CVO came with a dual seat as standard but not the one on your pics.If you did want toswap out seats Ithink you could attatch the rubber pads to the seat instead of the fender(may need to get some new ones they will probably lose some adhesion when you remove them off the fender)
Cheers,graham.
I had the same thing when I bought mine - was in the doghouse for awhile but its still worth it. At the time someone in my office gave me a copy of a bike ad that really made me laugh: "For Sale - 2007 Harley, 250 miles perfect condition, must sell - at the time of purchase I didn't quite understand what it meant when the wife said 'do whatever the @#% you want' ".
Beautiful bike - enjoy (and try not to feel too guilty - it'll pass)
That's Funy!! Said that very same thing to my wife once.................. She divorced me
True, that is not the correct seat for that bike. The seat on the red one is the correct seat. I actually just bought one of those seats for my S/G. Love the looks but my wife hates the ride. Wanna trade?
You "could" attacht the rubber pads to the seat instead but it would still mar up the fender. When they are attached to the fender, the seat vibrates/moves around on the pads. If they were on the seat, then the pads woudl move/vibrate around against the fender instead. Would still mess up the finish.
Hey Dyna Diver you are correct, it is a different Harley seat. I had them put a new seat on it right away before I even rode it. It felt like I was sitting on the battery box. I think most stock seats suck, so Harley can sell more of there seats with more padding in them.
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