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Question to all of those who have got them D-G custom seats on them Rockers. Did you have your seat custom made for your bike?
Or did you pick the one they have to offer?
I was wondering, I 'm wanting to get one of those seats for my FXCWC that will fit with the trick seat in the out position. I do not what the set up where the passenger seat can be taking off and stuffed back under the seat. I noticed that they don't show to be offering the butt crack seat.
I have seen a couple of these seats on E-Bay going real cheap, just wondering if the Rocker seat would fit the R-C model with the trick set in the open position?
You can't have both the DG seat and the trick seat support. They won't fit. It's either/or. The trick seat is only part of the Rocker C seat. If you want the Rocker seat or the Danny Gray or any other seat, you must first remove the Rocker C seat, which means removing the trick seat support.
Question to all of those who have got them D-G custom seats on them Rockers. Did you have your seat custom made for your bike?
Or did you pick the one they have to offer?
I was wondering, I 'm wanting to get one of those seats for my FXCWC that will fit with the trick seat in the out position. I do not what the set up where the passenger seat can be taking off and stuffed back under the seat. I noticed that they don't show to be offering the butt crack seat.
I have seen a couple of these seats on E-Bay going real cheap, just wondering if the Rocker seat would fit the R-C model with the trick set in the open position?
I had mine custom made with "gel" they use a viscolastic dry polymer. AustinHarley is correct, you can't have both. You could go for the HD 2-up seat as I did. You would have to get the struts chromed, however, as they are for the FXCW. Takes about 10 minutes to change it out.
I had mine custom made with "gel" they use a viscolastic dry polymer. AustinHarley is correct, you can't have both. You could go for the HD 2-up seat as I did. You would have to get the struts chromed, however, as they are for the FXCW. Takes about 10 minutes to change it out.
Thanks for the heads up, I think I'll go that rout...............nice looking seat!
Thanks for the heads up, I think I'll go that rout...............nice looking seat!
PureDeath, here are the part numbers you need to make it work:
53935-08 (Touring System Strut Kit), 52959-08 (Passenger Pillion for FXCW Models), 53957-08 (FXCW Solo Luggage Rack), 52804-08 (FXCW Passenger Sissy Bar Upright), 51782-07 (Smooth Look Compact Passenger Backrest Pad), 51480-08 (FXCW Seat), 51886-06 (FXCW Bracket Support/Solo Seat), and 11669 (Grommets). You can get these parts cheaper through Zanotti's. I had the struts chrommed by Chromemasters for $168, which included shipping. They do really great work and the turnaround time was less than two weeks.
PureDeath, here are the part numbers you need to make it work:
53935-08 (Touring System Strut Kit), 52959-08 (Passenger Pillion for FXCW Models), 53957-08 (FXCW Solo Luggage Rack), 52804-08 (FXCW Passenger Sissy Bar Upright), 51782-07 (Smooth Look Compact Passenger Backrest Pad), 51480-08 (FXCW Seat), 51886-06 (FXCW Bracket Support/Solo Seat), and 11669 (Grommets). You can get these parts cheaper through Zanotti's. I had the struts chrommed by Chromemasters for $168, which included shipping. They do really great work and the turnaround time was less than two weeks.
Hey man thanks alot...................that will work!
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