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I'm looking for a seat similar to a Corbin Rumble seat (which is not available) for my 2011 Fat Boy. Does any other manufacturer make something similar? I like the fact that it looks like a 1-up seat, but can carry a passenger and the flip up part turns into a backrest. I don't see anything like that in the Mustang lineup. Any other places to look?
They don't show them on the website for the Fat Boy so I emailed them and they said they do not offer it for the Fat Boy. I'm not sure what's different between a Softail and a Fat Boy.
Maybe it's just me, but I think a real nice comfortable seat with a detachable backrest would be a better option, unless of course you're like I am pick up the occasional chick at the bar for a ride? But there's a weight limit if they're sitting on the fender.
Originally Posted by WS6_Keith
I'm looking for a seat similar to a Corbin Rumble seat (which is not available) for my 2011 Fat Boy. Does any other manufacturer make something similar? I like the fact that it looks like a 1-up seat, but can carry a passenger and the flip up part turns into a backrest. I don't see anything like that in the Mustang lineup. Any other places to look?
Haha, well, it's more that I need a backrest for my wife, but when she gets off, I don't want something that gets removed to look slick again, that I have to carry around or find someplace to put it...not much storage on a Fat Boy.
I completely understand, here's a couple versions of what my Heritage is capable of.
Strickly Solo, back and forth to work, round town of whatever.
Solo road trips, can go for weeks on this set-up.
Or 2UP, we can go for weeks, I have about 4 different luggage choices I can go back and forth to. With the quick release backrest the bike strips right down.
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