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I traded my 2005 sportster for a 1998 Heritage classic with 19k miles on it.
I like the FLSTC a lot but would like to change a few things.
I would like a pillow top seat 2 piece (stock 2 up seat from the 1980-1999 range) but i noticed the heritage has two seat bolts on the side of the seat for mounting, and the stock pillow has a tab in front and screw for the back.
wondering if anyone knows if these seats will fit my bike? ive looked everywhere but have found no info, id like to know before i spend any $
i know i could go the custom seat route, but was looking to avoid spending 200-400$
(pic attached is of the seat i would like to make fit)
Thanks for any guidance in advance,
love the forum and all the knowledge.
Yeah i was looking at the wide regal, has the looks i want, was hoping to buy a stock softail pillow seat for way cheaper.
but it looks like i might have to go with the Mustang.
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Heritage Softail Seat question
