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Saddleman get seat + optional backrest. I had that on as 12 RGC and transferred it to a 17 RGS. Also put one on the 14 Road King. Between the three I have about 40K riding miles and no complaints from my 77 year old skinny butt.
C&C Solo with backrest. I have pictures of it floating around the forum somewhere on 13 SG (gone). If you don't want to go back and down and sit on a firm seat, then stay away from it. Backrest goes into the seat the way my current Mustang Summit does
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