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it actually looks like the touring seat. I got one instead of the sundowner cuz the shop did not have it in stock when I bought my bike. And I only got it for the wife cuz it is ugly. But very comfy.
Also you could take it off and google the numbers on the bottom
Looks like the Sundowner.... they are pretty nice.... if you ride two up... I have one just in case some sweet thing wants a ride.... yeah.. it's got dust on it.... lol
Oh I agree I use a Sidkick and think its looks great But like archergodwin said if a sweet little think wanta 2 ride I will put it on
Bobber Jake I tryed that number stamped on it and came up with a sportster seat so thats not right....
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