Mustang Daytripper V's HD Rallyrunner
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G'day,
I've narrowed the field to just 2.... and only 2 ...... but which is best, (incl passenger opinion)?
I'd be gratefull for some opinions. We Aussies do BIG mileage, but decided not to sit on a "pillow" this time round.
Graham (06 fxdi)
I've narrowed the field to just 2.... and only 2 ...... but which is best, (incl passenger opinion)?
I'd be gratefull for some opinions. We Aussies do BIG mileage, but decided not to sit on a "pillow" this time round.
Graham (06 fxdi)
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Mustang makes a good aftermarket seat for long rides, I am not sure of the price comparison in those 2 particualr seats but if the HD is higher I would go with Mustang unless HD will match the price,lol... I have owned one or 2 Harleys and there seats are the first thing that goes, well there pipes are first then the seat. I have a mustand solo with passenger pillion on one of my bikes and the back support and long haul ride is very comfortable. good luck, mojo
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I have the day tripper and love it. I went from a badlanders and it was a little taller but alot more comfortable. The passenger pad is also as thick as the drivers part.
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Thanks, and a question for HD2000...... Is the daytripper a little lower and further back than the standard FXDI stock solo like the
HD product? And thanks for the photo, this is the first time I've acually seen it on a bike! The rallyrunner is 8 inches wide, what
about the mustang .... is it "just the right width" also?
thanks again mate
Graham (Oz land).
HD product? And thanks for the photo, this is the first time I've acually seen it on a bike! The rallyrunner is 8 inches wide, what
about the mustang .... is it "just the right width" also?
thanks again mate
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I'm not sure how it compares to the stock FXDI but it does sit a little further back then the badlanders. I'm also not quite sure what the width is but it is by far the most comfortable seats i have ridden on.
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