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I have done some reading and realized that the RDW-92/61-0067 is a useless number. I am hoping with a pic some one can tell me what model of bike (Hoping dyna) that this seat fits. I'll continue to dig through threads but any help would be appreciated
thanks agan
Last edited by Kdm28; Jun 29, 2017 at 06:15 PM.
Reason: Fat fingered the serial number
We might be able to give you a better guess or even a correct one if you can show a pic of the other side and a side profile. Can't tell squat by looking at the bottom of it.
We might be able to give you a better guess or even a correct one if you can show a pic of the other side and a side profile. Can't tell squat by looking at the bottom of it.
Here you go. Thanks
Originally Posted by OldEnuf2NoBtr
We might be able to give you a better guess or even a correct one if you can show a pic of the other side and a side profile. Can't tell squat by looking at the bottom of it.
Those are the only pics I have. I'm on the road working
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Jul 3, 2017 at 09:34 AM.
I'm not 100% sure but it might not even be a seat for a Harley. The frame supports built into it on the bottom of the seat pan are what I don't recognize. Someone else will probably have a better answer for you.
Definitely a wideglide seat. It will fit a Dyna if you make a little offset adapter. Easy enough to do. After trying the Mustang and the Sundowner, this one was absolutely the best for comfort and firmness level (ie, just right).
You will likely love that seat.
Those RDW numbers are completely irrelevant to seat model unfortunately.
Definitely a wideglide seat. It will fit a Dyna if you make a little offset adapter. Easy enough to do. After trying the Mustang and the Sundowner, this one was absolutely the best for comfort and firmness level (ie, just right).
You will likely love that seat.
Those RDW numbers are completely irrelevant to seat model unfortunately.
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