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After reading through the thread I am thinking I might not go the police saddle route after all. I was hoping it would be an easy swap back and forth between the police solo and my two up saddle but it sounds like it would be a pain in the rear to swap back and forth.
Originally Posted by rozemab
Just added a take-off seat to my flhrc, it is nice, adjusted the springs for my cough-cough weight.
Thanks for posting this, you and I have the exact same bike so now I know how mine would look if I did got with a police solo saddle. BTW, what bars are those? I am running Heritage bars on my bike but yours look like they have a little more pull back to them.
Last edited by Bubba Zanetti; May 6, 2019 at 06:53 AM.
After reading through the thread I am thinking I might not go the police saddle route after all. I was hoping it would be an easy swap back and forth between the police solo and my two up saddle but it sounds like it would be a pain in the rear to swap back and forth.
Thanks for posting this, you and I have the exact same bike so now I know how mine would look if I did got with a police solo saddle. BTW, what bars are those? I am running Heritage bars on my bike but yours look like they have a little more pull back to them.
Not sure of the bars. I do like them. Definitely not factory but comfortable.
I plan on buying the mustang pillion seat for my occasional trip with my wife.
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