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Grand HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 4,994
Likes: 2,081
From: Newport,TN area
Had to look it up. And of course, you powder coated yours black 
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...our-fangs.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...our-fangs.html
Remember I also have a touring bike air baffle (powdercoated black) installed
as well. Here's a a few pics. (that wachuko has seen before)
hth,
T.
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 900
Likes: 111
From: surrey, england
Thanks Jeff, was worth the wait, the air cleaner is a temp solution as i'm still looking !
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Joined: Jun 2016
Posts: 74
Likes: 20
From: Wisconsin
[QUOTE=NWslim;15294126]Thank you. Bottom line up front, I have no complaints. The only time I sat on the stock seat was on the showroom floor. Prior to my Slim being delivered to my home (Late January Wisconsin) I ordered the Mustang. This was based upon friends who recommended a seat change due to the stock one known for being a bit "brick like". Upon delivery, the Mustang went on. This is my first Harley as well, so I have nothing to fall back on. My prior rides have been cafe cycles. Different ergonomics. Maybe one with a more seasoned back side could chime in on this one? Longest ride with it has been around 100 miles +/-. That seems to be my limit before I need to stop and stretch a bit. That may be me more than the seat though. My choice for a Mustang is I felt it was not an over sized pillow, but not another brick either. That and my riding is limited. For the exception of the occasional trek, most of my riding is local. So I THINK a good place to start would be to figure out how long are you going to be planted on your ride. If it's similar to what I have going on, it may be something to consider. I also have the passenger Mustang seat for my girl. I asked for her thoughts on our first ride. She digs it. Either way, I feel I'm still getting acquainted with it. It's coming along splendidly.
Originally Posted by splattttttt
Pop in here occasionally to see what you guys are up to. Wantend to comment on the left drift the softails Re prone to.
It is weight related tho.
It is weight related tho.
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Tourer
Joined: Dec 2014
Posts: 271
Likes: 28
From: WitsEnd
Mine tracks in a straight line with the cruise on and hands off or gently touching the bar. A slight weight shift to either side will have the bike move in the intended direction. Well balanced.
