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They look nice... As for a seat you might want to check out Mustang. I just added the sport solo with back rest, and detachable passenger seat. Wow its comfortable.
Do the mustang seats mount with the double holes on the fender or the hole that is half way back to the pillion hole?
Do the mustang seats mount with the double holes on the fender or the hole that is half way back to the pillion hole?
I have ordered a fatboy lo seat for my fatboy 08...should come in a few days would let you guys know how that works out... I am debatting between putting risers on my stock handle bar vs actually putting WO517 which would give me 2.5 inch pullback from the stock setting...
BTW: 51873-10 --> Fatboy lo rider seat = $199.95
51874-10 --> Fatboy lo pillion = $ 99.50
The mustang seats mount to the single hole behind you seat. There are 2 single holes one for the solo and the other for the passenger. You don't use the stock mounting at all.
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