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And because the passenger pillion won't work with the SS seat, I sent my stock seat to Mean City Cycles. They did a memory foam mod which is just as comfortable as the Sick Saddles seat, and works with the pillion. Cost around 140 w shipping.
I'm in the bike, has a tiny bit of a back rest for non-slide comfort. Gel insert, leather. I consider it a Half Day seat, then you need a rest. Then ride the rest of the day.
I've been through...
1: stock fxdc seat
2: Lepera bare bones
3: Mustang Vintage Solo
4: Stock Street bob seat
I'm in the bike, has a tiny bit of a back rest for non-slide comfort. Gel insert, leather. I consider it a Half Day seat, then you need a rest. Then ride the rest of the day.
I've been through...
1: stock fxdc seat
2: Lepera bare bones
3: Mustang Vintage Solo
4: Stock Street bob seat
The Danny Gray Weekday Solo is my favorite.
Looks awesome. Some of the solo seats are way too bulky looking. This looks like a good compromise between comfort and style. This just make my list. For the OP, check out the corbin Hollywood. I have that one short listed for a solo seat if you are looking for style and comfort. Avoid the bare bones unless you just want style.
Looks awesome. Some of the solo seats are way too bulky looking. This looks like a good compromise between comfort and style. This just make my list. For the OP, check out the corbin Hollywood. I have that one short listed for a solo seat if you are looking for style and comfort. Avoid the bare bones unless you just want style.
Thanks,
I completely agree with regard to the comfort/style compromise. I went through a bunch of seats and came to the exact same conclusion.
Honestly.... just ride the stock seat for a while and break it in. See how you like it, then maybe consider other seats. Seats are subjective due to many different body types.
But I found the stock seat to be like sitting on a sheet of plywood for the first few hundred miles, but now I really like it now that it has softened up some. But now that I'm much more confident in riding the bike and made a few more improvements I'm looking to get a seat the can keep my skinny *** in it a little better.
Hey ZeroFiveFour, that bike looks sharp bro, I'm liking the chrome & silver
I agree, seats are subjective. I've said it before, I use to lay out big miles on a bicycle seat, so every seat I've had has been fine for me, its all about the right look I'm going for, and maybe a lil passenger comfort. But I do ride mostly solo.
Originally Posted by 2500hdon37s
Honestly.... just ride the stock seat for a while and break it in. See how you like it, then maybe consider other seats. Seats are subjective due to many different body types.
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