some tell me about comfort on long rides with a standard

 

all you need is a touring saddle and a good detachable windshield. riding all day is a joy.

 

I have a friend with one. He says it's very comfortable...

Ryan

 

I ride a softail Heritage and I can go all day,Get a touring seat and a bug stopper and you will be set to travel

 

i just got a bare bones lepra solo and my butt is killing me, no way can i ride that to myrtle beach. i want that low and sleek look, but NEED comfort ay thoughts. thanx.

 

I replaced the Badlander (torture device) on my Night Train with a H-D RallyRunner. It is a two-up seat, if that's a problem. If it's not a problem, the RallyRunner hugs the bike closely like the Badlander, so it looks really good. Unlike the Badlander, the RallyRunner is a very comfortable seat, front and rear. The only reason it isn't stock on the Night Train is so H-D can sell you two seats instead of one. I hope this stuff catches up with them at some point...

 

I got a 03 softail and i rode it 400 miles yesterday and had no trouble with it. Got up today and rode it about 100 miles. It rides great

 

I agree...The Badlander is uncomfortable. It's the only complaint I have with my bike. Can anyone recommend a good solo seat? Keep in mind that I'm short (5' 5 1/2"). (That 1/2" is important to me....I ALWAYS mention it ).

I need a comfortable solo seat that will not take me any further away from the stock handlebars. As far as the stock foot controls and handlebars go, I'm comfortable with the current reach I get with the stock Badlander seat. It's just the seat that is uncomfortable. Any suggestions?

Thanks

 

Try the Corbin Fast Gunfighter. Very low profile and comfortable enough for very long riding days.

 

Thanks very much for the advice. I'll look it up online. Friends of mine have told me that Corbin and Mustang seats were the way to go. Again....Thanks!!!!