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Me and the wife ride on the HD pads for 12-14 hours with zero complaints. Keeps cool air on your *** and adds just enough cushion to keep the seat from bottoming out.
Yup. This. The air circulator pad. When I got mine, it was $90, and in stock at the Harley dealer. Like you, I needed it for just a little more padding. Works great.
Yup, same here on our Glide and we are both comfy on long trips, day after day.
On the Sporty I have an air cushion, similar to the Airhawk. It provides an improved ride of sorts, but I can't justify paying out for a Cobin at present!
Have used an Airhawk for over 20,000 miles really like it. Like everyone has said ride all day long in comfort. However it does slide around some when I move on the seat and it is showing some wear.
Just purchased the Harley inflatable seat pad as a replacement. Pad is shaped different looks like it will work better? Due to weather have not had a chance to ride with it yet.
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