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Anyone else out there vertically challenged that \\;owns a C&\\;C seat. I am wanting the sport tour model. Chuck at C&\\;C has e-mailed me pics with measurements. The seat drops you down,which is great, \\;but its \\;hard to tell if the seat will put me too far back. \\;I'm 5'6" and the stock Fatboy seat is horrible. It's too wide and no back support plus I have to slide forward when stopping (not good). I've tried to compare his measurements to the stock seat \\;but there is \\;too much difference in the style of seats to be sure.
Denicko,
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Check out this link below. Iâm also 5â6â and was looking for an alternative to the stock FB seat. I got my HD brawler seat w/ passenger pillion from the HD dealer at no cost to me. Iâve put 1200 miles on it so far and itâs holding up. I would rate the comfort level at about 9 on a scale of 10. BTW the C@C seat on Tunamanâs FB looks sharp!
 \\; https://www.hdforums.com/m_3339388/tm.htm
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Pechocho
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