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after i re-read it I realized it sounded funny... buttcrack type...the seat with a raised line in the middle. a few companies make them, i attached a link for an example.
I had the stock Badlander seat from HD, then switched to a Danny Gray Buttcrack Solo. The "Buttcrack" thing is just a slight ridge that is formed in the seat. It is supposed to provide more comfort and support I guess. I have heard some people order the seat without the ridge in it. I like mine though. I had the gel option as well. Looks great and is definitley better than stock.
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