Replacement FXSTC Seat
Stage III
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 3
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From: Picton: New Zealand
While the stock seat is comfy for the rider, the passenger starts to complain within an hour.
Looking for a good replacement that offers comfort for both rider and passenger, good quality and fit especially with the Tmax installed. I would also like to keep the use of the stock sissy bar with an added pad if possible. I would also like the seat to not look like a wrinkled up old hag within a year, like the stock seat did. Not asking for much, huh? If any one can shoot some experiences and products my way, I'd appreciate it. Nothing like real world experiences with the products to keep me from adding more junk to my garage.
Ron
Looking for a good replacement that offers comfort for both rider and passenger, good quality and fit especially with the Tmax installed. I would also like to keep the use of the stock sissy bar with an added pad if possible. I would also like the seat to not look like a wrinkled up old hag within a year, like the stock seat did. Not asking for much, huh? If any one can shoot some experiences and products my way, I'd appreciate it. Nothing like real world experiences with the products to keep me from adding more junk to my garage.
Ron
Thanks.
Charlie.
Picton. New Zealand
Road Captain
Joined: Jan 2006
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Charlie, the wide body Mustang seat and passenger pillion was one of the best choices I made with this bike. Now, it makes it look more like a Heritage instead of a Softail Custom, because the seat is wider than you normally see on this style of bike, but for comfort for both the rider and passenger, it couldn't be beat. Especially with the rider backrest, I could ride all day long with no discomfort from the seat at all. Additionally, you could easily detach the passenger pillion and put in its place a Mustang leather fender piece that looked really good. No I used the stock sissybar, so no issues with it.
Hi jerry, I was just viewing a post back in early 2009 regarding a photo of a black 2007 fxstc with a wide mustang seat with passenger backrest and pillion seat with studs etc on it. I have a 2009 fxstc and was seriously thinking of purchasing a mustang seat for mine. It's been tricky finding any info from sum one who has such a seat on their bike. Any comments about seat would be appreciated. Plus did you replace the standard sissy bar? And if so what brand & type did you put on it. The bike looks great.
Thanks.
Charlie.
Picton. New Zealand
Thanks.
Charlie.
Picton. New Zealand
Stage III
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 3
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From: Picton: New Zealand
Excellent!! That's just made my mind up thank you.
Is that a quick release windshield you have on the front of the bike? Which brand did you go with & how do you find it?. Been looking at a national cycle 2up quick release for myself but making a decision for online products from USA when you live downunder can be costly to return if you buy incorrectly.
Thanks again Charlie
Is that a quick release windshield you have on the front of the bike? Which brand did you go with & how do you find it?. Been looking at a national cycle 2up quick release for myself but making a decision for online products from USA when you live downunder can be costly to return if you buy incorrectly.
Thanks again Charlie
Tourer
Joined: Oct 2014
Posts: 324
Likes: 21
From: Oregon
Saddleman Explorer
While the stock seat is comfy for the rider, the passenger starts to complain within an hour.
Looking for a good replacement that offers comfort for both rider and passenger, good quality and fit especially with the Tmax installed. I would also like to keep the use of the stock sissy bar with an added pad if possible. I would also like the seat to not look like a wrinkled up old hag within a year, like the stock seat did. Not asking for much, huh? If any one can shoot some experiences and products my way, I'd appreciate it. Nothing like real world experiences with the products to keep me from adding more junk to my garage.
Ron
Looking for a good replacement that offers comfort for both rider and passenger, good quality and fit especially with the Tmax installed. I would also like to keep the use of the stock sissy bar with an added pad if possible. I would also like the seat to not look like a wrinkled up old hag within a year, like the stock seat did. Not asking for much, huh? If any one can shoot some experiences and products my way, I'd appreciate it. Nothing like real world experiences with the products to keep me from adding more junk to my garage.
Ron
Last edited by 2007fxstc; Nov 25, 2014 at 06:05 AM.
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