Looking for advice on a seat..
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Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Olympia, Washington
Looking for advice on a seat..
Hi everybody. New to the forum but a frequent lurker. I have a 2009 FXDC. Looking for advice on a 2 up seat. Im 6'1" and have a stock solo seat now. Im looking for a 2 up that might move me up and back a hair but still be mostly comfy and good looking. Not riding hundreds of miles in a day and dont have a passenger that i care about comfort. Kinda just using it to secure throw over saddlebags. Looking at sidekick and a couple of DG and corbin. Just looking for a little feedback from people who might have some of these..Thanks in advance
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Virginia, USA
No feedback on the seats you mentioned but I will offer this:
I bought this saddle for my 2008 SB and have been extremely satisfied. http://www.mustangseats.com/Product/...uds-No-Conchos
Excellent comfort, I can ride all day with no discomfort. My wife is happy with it's comfort and I think it look pretty good on the bike. I am 6' even and it did give me about an extra inch of leg stretch. I also switch to forward controls which put the pegs at the perfect spot for me.
I bought this saddle for my 2008 SB and have been extremely satisfied. http://www.mustangseats.com/Product/...uds-No-Conchos
Excellent comfort, I can ride all day with no discomfort. My wife is happy with it's comfort and I think it look pretty good on the bike. I am 6' even and it did give me about an extra inch of leg stretch. I also switch to forward controls which put the pegs at the perfect spot for me.
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From: sugar land, gulf coast, tx
+1. I have used the sundowner on several of the harleys I have owned, including the current FXDC, and for the money, it gives good 2 up comfort and day long riding opportunity.
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Joined: May 2010
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From: Kennewick, WA
No feedback on the seats you mentioned but I will offer this:
I bought this saddle for my 2008 SB and have been extremely satisfied. http://www.mustangseats.com/Product/...uds-No-Conchos
Excellent comfort, I can ride all day with no discomfort. My wife is happy with it's comfort and I think it look pretty good on the bike. I am 6' even and it did give me about an extra inch of leg stretch. I also switch to forward controls which put the pegs at the perfect spot for me.
I bought this saddle for my 2008 SB and have been extremely satisfied. http://www.mustangseats.com/Product/...uds-No-Conchos
Excellent comfort, I can ride all day with no discomfort. My wife is happy with it's comfort and I think it look pretty good on the bike. I am 6' even and it did give me about an extra inch of leg stretch. I also switch to forward controls which put the pegs at the perfect spot for me.
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From: Southwest OHIO
i have a stock lowrider seat for my two up riding, i feel like im pushed forward more and a little bit upwards. i imagine most two up seats will push the rider forward a bit to give the passenger a bit more room... so just a heads up here.
but you can get stock two up seats pretty cheap on here or ebay... i paid 70 bucks (to my door) for my stock lowrider in perfect condition (ebay)...
but you can get stock two up seats pretty cheap on here or ebay... i paid 70 bucks (to my door) for my stock lowrider in perfect condition (ebay)...
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Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Los Angeles, CA
Check out C&C. They can custom tailor where you want to sit. Their seats that come stock move you down and back. I sell them as well at a discount and they do not cost an arm and a let. Great pricing, great seats. I run their solo and love it.
Drew
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