Anyone have any experience with the accordian style seats from bitchinseats.com?? Just curious how drastic the ride quality change is. The Rocker's already almost like riding a rigid, I can only imagine how much worse it would be with the back of the seat moving up and down as well.

 

looks like a hardcore ride.... the passenger is sit up to the rear wheel and goes up an down not in syncro whit the driver.



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two up:heartland kit

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Yeah, I wasn't looking at getting one...Just came across it and looks like an alternative way to clean up the gap between the seat and fender without doing a Heartland kit. But the rides gotta be killer on the back on extended rides...especially with the roads here in Virginia.

 

Dont know about the seat but I just ordered some of their rotors

 

yeah, those rotors are sweet!!

 

Their seats are a little pricey for me.

 

hey guys
when i ordered my bike a 2009 rocker c i ordered the fxcw seat with it
when i picked it up it was not installed ,dealer said it needed another part ,he has not changed them before
can anyone tell me all the parts that are needed to change from the trick seat to the standard seat
thanks and sorry bout the hijack

 

i think its a metal housing ask dragon slayer the "parts savant"
i switched mine out to fxcw seat BIG DIFFERENCE
post some pics mon
oh yeah this is the easiest switch to do dont let dealer charge you 4 this one

 

thanks mike
working on some pics now but cant find the freakin camera cord
that trick seat is hard on the a$$ and back ,gotta go
thanks again

 

I put a bunch of miles on my accordian seat. I like it a lot but never had the "pleasure" of comparing it to the stock seat. Picked the bike up new and rode it from VA to CA and I was fine. Put a few miles on it in Europe too and no problems. I'd recommend it hands down. My last bike was a '65 Triumph rigid and THAT thing was hard on the back. When I bought the seat the owner suggested I upgrade the stock shocks to Progressives but even after 5,000 miles I'm in no hurry yet. The Rocker looks retarded with the gap; it's too bad Harley didn't consult someone before production so I didn't have to spend my kid's college money on the new seat (but it was worth every penny).