Butty Buddy seat
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08-27-2009, 11:29 AM
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I bought a ButtyBuddy seat before I went on a 5000 mile trip through the midwest and just returned home on Sunday, August 23rd. I knew I would need something that worked majorly while riding "B" with my husband. It worked out great!!! I was really impressed. My knees are pretty much all that felt worse for wear from this long trip. I can even say that my hind quarters really didn't bother me.
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03-05-2010, 12:48 PM
Dunno if anybody is still watching this thread, BUT... We bought 1 at Daytona yesterday. 1st time we have ridden any distance without any pain or problems... As far as seat issues or paint issues or prollems with Butty Buddy are all just fantasy. I have a Saddleman Profiler seat. I cant see how it would cause any issues at all. The little guides can be adjusted for width and length. It installs fairly easy and removes even easier. Worth every bit of the $100 we spent...
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03-08-2010, 06:33 AM
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10-13-2011, 06:24 AM
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Butty Buddy Seat
I used one of these seats on the back of a Heritage Softtail to the Midwest a couple of years ago. There are the seats that set on the fender and then some that can attach to a seat. We rode over 5000 miles in two weeks and I was fine! It was the best investment and made a beautiful ride even better. HIGHLY recommend it. As to whether it puts too much pressure on the fender, I couldn't say but I think the company has all of that figured out as to not to harm the fender. Anyone that I have ever spoken to about this seat has loved it!
