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Hey HOGBOB, that C&C seat looks great! Does it mount to the frame or to the standard mounts at the rear of the seat? Was it custom made or one of their stock saddles? Been looking for a 200 mile + per day seat that looks good and is confortable for my '05 Lux. More info and pics please! Thanks!
The only thing I would have done different with my C&C is add gel for the longer rides.
Mine is the standard solo for a Deluxe. Even though I have an 07', I ordered the seat for the 08's on. The only difference is the 05' to 07' seats have side frame mounting screws, and the 08' and on seat does not. Mine has a bracket that mounts to the two studs that hold the stock seat. The seat then has a single tab and chrome acorn nut to mount to the bracket. It's a clean look. BTW gel is always good................
Mine is the standard solo for a Deluxe. Even though I have an 07', I ordered the seat for the 08's on. The only difference is the 05' to 07' seats have side frame mounting screws, and the 08' and on seat does not. Mine has a bracket that mounts to the two studs that hold the stock seat. The seat then has a single tab and chrome acorn nut to mount to the bracket. It's a clean look. BTW gel is always good................
Thanks for the info HOGBOB. I had just a couple more questions and sent you a PM.
Ronyd....Did this change give you any additional lower back support? I like my Deluxe seat but wish it had more back support. Thanks!
Originally Posted by ronyd
check out MeanCityCycles. They modified my stock Deluxe seat. Carved it out and put memory foam. For $140, well worth it. It's like having a new seat. I now really sit in it, with backing support. Maybe lowered me an inch. Real comfortable. That's all you need.
If you like closely at my pic, you can see the bucket/backing that is now in the seat after the mod.
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