Solo Spring Saddle
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From: Smack Dab in the Middle of Louisiana
In June I rode mine from Louisiana to New Jersey without any problems, and I rode about 8 hrs a day. I stopped in Atlanta,Ga the first night, then Fayetteville,NC the second night and was in New Jersey (the shore points) on the third night.
They are a little stiff when first installed, takes about a 1,000 miles to break in the springs, the seat and foam are real comfortable.
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: Maine
Yes, SteveO, thanks! I don't find the stock seat "that" uncomfortable but really like the solo idea. And that seat sure looks great on your bike. I think that will be one of this winter's upgrades as I'm still recovering from buying the bike (and loving it--don't know why I went 20 odd years w/o a bike!).
Michael
Michael
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From: Smack Dab in the Middle of Louisiana
Today I decided to start changing a few things on my bike:
Like adding the springs back onto the seat and removing the pillion pad seat. I plan on putting the fender rack were the pillion seat is/was, and possibly removing the backrest/sissy bar.
Other than the reinstalling of the seat springs the rest will be about form and function.
Like adding the springs back onto the seat and removing the pillion pad seat. I plan on putting the fender rack were the pillion seat is/was, and possibly removing the backrest/sissy bar.
Other than the reinstalling of the seat springs the rest will be about form and function.
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Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 141
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From: Maine
Michael
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