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Here is my ride with updates: changed up the handle bars back to stock from beach bars, fender rack, hard bags (Tsukayu), engine guards, bag guards.......
I'm running a LePera Bare Bones...pretty much the lowest/narrowest seat on the market.
I highly recommend it...IMHO it flows better with the tank/frame line of the Softail family than any other seat out there.
However, just keep in mind it's not built for comfort
Thanks JayDee. I have to agree with you that the seat flows with the lines of the bike and looks great. Good tip about comfort and will keep that tip in minds. Cheers
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