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Morning group, I'm toying with putting a bobber seat on my Dyna. You know, the ones with the coil springs. Do any of you have this set up and if so, seat manufacturer, how do you like it, pro's and con's, any input at all. Thanks a bunch, I know alot of useful info will be forth coming. Geezer
personally I don't care for the look of exposed rear shocks and seat springs, but thats just me. you might try to fit a Cross Bones seat on it. probably would need some fabricating to make it work. also could find an air glide seat off of a retired Road King Police on ebay
Morning group, I'm toying with putting a bobber seat on my Dyna. You know, the ones with the coil springs. Do any of you have this set up and if so, seat manufacturer, how do you like it, pro's and con's, any input at all. Thanks a bunch, I know alot of useful info will be forth coming. Geezer
Ive got a complete setup for sale that installs in about 5 minutes. I made a diamond plate cover that the seat mounts to and then bolts up using the four screws....two for the battery cover and two for the electrical box. I like it but my wife has been riding with me and likes the stock seat with the passenger pillion. I can post pics later if you are interested. The seat is nice leather...and it's got three inch spings...cover is made of diamond plate and the seat totally attaches only to the plate. I gotta run for now but let me know if you want pics. Thanks
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