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The rule of thumb when it comes to seats is: The cooler the seat looks, the more uncomfortable it is, and vise versa. I have a Danny Gray Buttcrack solo on my FLSTN and absolutely love the way it looks. That being said, after 100 miles I want to be anywhere but sitting on it as it might as well be a 2x4...I think my seat would look killer on your bike if they make it. It is lower than stock so it will help with your vertical challenged status...
not to hijack at all but man that is a beautiful machine.
I have a 2016 Breakout CVO and without the rear pillion, even under medium acceleration, I slide back on the seat.
I saw something called Mustang Fred Kedlin solo seat, it looks promising.
Originally Posted by 02603SEC
I have the Fred Kodlin seat from Mustang and it does everything your asking for and it is very comfortable.
Strange... They have it listed in the 2016 lineup, but not the 2017. Maybe they haven't confirmed the fitment yet? Send them an email, and tell them you'll test it for a discount!
I ordered one from ebay $403 shipped
Strange... They have it listed in the 2016 lineup, but not the 2017. Maybe they haven't confirmed the fitment yet? Send them an email, and tell them you'll test it for a discount!
I ordered one from ebay $403 shipped
Will this seat push me forward 1 inch (reduced reach) ???
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