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Seat arrived today. Fit like it was made for the bike, and man, oh man, is it more comfortable than the stock Deluxe seat. I'm 5'11" and it moved me back about 2-3" and put me right where I wanted to be! Took less than 3 minutes to change . If anyone feels too tall for the stock Deluxe seat, I highly recommend this seat!
I knew you would be very happy with it, you just had to get it and try it out. Im just not a big stud fan. If I get one I will have covered in leather with no studs. For one my bike doesnt have studs in on it
Im glad you like it
Here is my 06-up deluxe seat on my 92, I went with an 06 heritage rear fender and smoothed all out and I bought all the necessary hardware and everything fell into place. I have since changed the tank panel to a chrome one
Here is my 06-up deluxe seat on my 92, I went with an 06 heritage rear fender and smoothed all out and I bought all the necessary hardware and everything fell into place. I have since changed the tank panel to a chrome one
Looks great!! I'm not a fan of the studs either, but I'll trade that for the comfort. Thanks for the kind words!
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