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I'm thinking about fitting a FXSTC seat onto my 2004 Standard.
But, the issue is that HD didn't make a FXSTC model during 2000..2005 with the narrow rear wheel. So, my question is, can a seat from either the earlier or later models be made to fit, perhaps with a little "adjusting? Which would be easier to do?
Just for reference, this is a photo of the seat from eBay. The seat should also have a fixed sissy bar that is not shown in the pic.
Again for example, this is a 2008(ish) FXSTC with the wider rear wheel.
TIA, Jayne
Last edited by PurpleShark; Oct 7, 2019 at 12:00 PM.
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