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I'm looking for a 2-up seat that would look good on the bones. I have the passenger pillion but it looks like *** so I won't leave it on all the time and its a pain in the **** putting on if the wife and I get the urge to hop on and go. The wife has this air pad that we got from J&P that is comfy so it doesn't have to have alot of padding considering 90% of the time I ride solo.
Anyone got any suggestions? I'm open to anything you guys got. I was looking for a pic of one with the badlander seat but couldn't find anything.
I saw this Corbin seat on a new XBones at the Mrytle Beach Spring rally. It looked good and comfortable and had the option of the driver QD backrest. Jerry
Also, here is another one I saw in a dealership. It is the stock FXSTC Softail Custom seat on the XBones. I don't like the looks of it, but that is just my 2 cents....but is another option for you. Jerry
Cheesecake, that is true, but what do you do with the wife? They don't like sitting on the cold fender, plus it is too slick and they might fall off I guess you could weat the T-shirt then that says: "If you can read this the B...fell off"
Thanks for the pics Jerry. That corbin seat does look comfy. Does your wife mind the cross bones sissy bar. Mine was complainin the whole way back from Daytona lol. She said she doesn't like the way it leans back.
Cheesecake, that is true, but what do you do with the wife? They don't like sitting on the cold fender, plus it is too slick and they might fall off I guess you could weat the T-shirt then that says: "If you can read this the B...fell off"
I guess i am one of the lucky ones...
my wife went through the Riders Edge program... after she completed it she told me that she has no desire to get on a motorcycle again.... to dangerous!
I did have to increase my life insurance policy....and now when I'm gone for the day riding she goes shopping....
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