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Just picked up a 2008 Deluxe yesterday I can't wait to get some pix up here. Pretty stock right now but I have plans. First thing is replacing the uncomfortable seat. I'm not a small fella standing around 6'5". I feel like I'm sitting on the tank any suggestions? I have seen some say the Lepera Barebones?? Any help?
Just picked up a 2008 Deluxe yesterday I can't wait to get some pix up here. Pretty stock right now but I have plans. First thing is replacing the uncomfortable seat. I'm not a small fella standing around 6'5". I feel like I'm sitting on the tank any suggestions? I have seen some say the Lepera Barebones?? Any help?
I think the la pera bare bones will get you the farthest away from the tank and bars looks to be your best bet
I think the la pera bare bones will get you the farthest away from the tank and bars looks to be your best bet
Thanks Blown Hard, it's kind of a toss up right now between the Maverick Daddy Long Legs and the Bare Bones both from Le Pera. Handle bars are a must!!
I think the la pera bare bones will get you the farthest away from the tank and bars looks to be your best bet
Originally Posted by bigkidd
Thanks Blown Hard, it's kind of a toss up right now between the Maverick Daddy Long Legs and the Bare Bones both from Le Pera. Handle bars are a must!!
Thanks Blown Hard, it's kind of a toss up right now between the Maverick Daddy Long Legs and the Bare Bones both from Le Pera. Handle bars are a must!!
LePera Sillouette here. A bit more padding and much more comfy than a bare bones. Sits you way back and down. I LOVE it. You really feel like you're part of the bike.
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