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Great thread. Thanks for posting. The bike looks great. What seat is that? I like the look. Is it comfortable?
Thank you kindly! I did my best describing the progress. Hopefully, it will help somebody with their bikes.
I bought the seat from Amazon, it's called "Le Pera Daytona Sport" Full-Length Seat Smooth Black Leather for Harley XL1200. http://amzn.to/2zBYhrv. Not available anymore, thou Le Pera has a lot of different great looking seats.
It says full-length, but in fact, the passenger won't be happy AT ALL))). We went for a ride down to the beach once. Had to stop every 20 minutes. She said to change the seat or she won't ride with me ever again))) I'll buy a normal cushy full-length seat with back support....or just build a bike for her))) LOL)))
As for me, the seat is just perfect! 350 miles in one day and you walk away from the bike without a butthurt or a limp. I love it!
Last edited by Rokolya87; Nov 29, 2017 at 12:57 PM.
That is NOT a passenger seat! We are allowed to have as many seats as we need, so find yourself a super comfy dual seat for your lady - sounds as if she deserves the best!
That is NOT a passenger seat! We are allowed to have as many seats as we need, so find yourself a super comfy dual seat for your lady - sounds as if she deserves the best!
You are absolutely right!)) Will buy another seat. Plus the saddle bag doesn't let her left foot to rest firmly on the peg. I might need to extend the peg somehow. Aaaa whatta hell, I just buy her a motorcycle)))) LOL
Anyway, let's not turn our forum into Instagram)))
Back to Harleys!!!!
Can somebody share a link to a proper CV carb adjustment? I'm still worried about the weird sound of the engine above 3000RPM. I think the mixture is too rich???
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