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I am looking around for a one piece 2 up seat for my 2008 streetbob. I like the look of something like the Mustang one piece fast back. Any other suggestions?
I know they are expensive, but I put a Corbin solo on my wife's 2009 FXD. All I can say is well worth it, and I would do it all over again, I don't think I would buy anything else. I am not getting paid for this endorsement.
I'm a big fan of my C&C. The Fastback looks pretty slick. I opted for the sport tour for a bit more passenger comfort. Provides great lower back support and very comfy.
I am looking around for a one piece 2 up seat for my 2008 streetbob. I like the look of something like the Mustang one piece fast back. Any other suggestions?
I am in the same situation, looking for a two up seat. Anyone have a used Super Glide 2up seat they don't need?
Last edited by blueangel73; Mar 21, 2014 at 12:42 PM.
Love my Corbin Dual Tour in my sig pic. I've had several seats on my Dyna, and this one is my favorite. The Mustang Wide Touring seat is a great seat too, but I prefer my Corbin.
I've had several Mustang seats and they are a great seat, but IMO the quality of my Corbin is way better than anything else I've seen or had. Corbin is a firmer seat, but once you ride in one for a while, you will realize that it's actually more supportive and comfortable than a plushy seat.
They are pricey though, but I bought mine barely used off of a forum member.
The Corbin is very well made and very comfortable and supportive...well worth the $.
I recently put a Badlander on my Super Glide, and I love it. It gives me more leg room and I find it quite comfortable. Not sure if its the best idea for passengers however, my girlfriend much prefers the wider rear of stock seat.
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