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I have a 2010 Street Bob with a stock seat and i need to change it do to my lower back. I was looking at the HD sundowner deep bucket (2up) or the Solo bucket or th HD Touring seating.Does anybody have either of them on there SB and what would you recommend. Thank
I hate the soft wobbliness and unsuitableness for two up riding of the stock Fat Bob seat, so I ordered a Corbin Dual Tour. I know it's not in the price range you're looking into, but it's the perfect touring seat and an all day seat, a LONG all day seat. If I could recommend only one seat I'd recommend that, I think it would look great on a Street Bob myself.
On the basis of the reviews on this site, I've ordered a Mustang Wide Vintage for a different look and those solo riding days. I predict I'm going to like it a lot.
I was looking at the HD sundowner deep bucket (2up) or the Solo bucket or th HD Touring seating.Does anybody have either of them on there SB and what would you recommend. Thank
I just recently bought a Sundowner solo and passenger pillion for my FXDC. I thought this seat combination would look too big on the bike, but after I installed it, I didn't think it looked too big. After installing the seat, I made a three-day, 900-mile round trip ride from my home in Chesapeake, VA to Beckley, WV and the New River National Recreation Area. I rode eight to ten hours each day, and my back and butt never got sore. This seat is excellent for comfort.
Here's a Sundowner seat on an '06 Streetbob. It's a great seat- and I'm happy with it as a solo and a 2-up all purpose seat. I also have lower back problems, and I have travelled over 600 miles in a day on this. Jay
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