Need low profile seat for fatboy
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I have to agree with Colin. Corbin's are definitely firm. Mustangs are squishy soft. C&C's seem to fall in the middle. I don't run their gel option and see no need for it plenty of folks do. The problem with seats is that every one's rear end is different or so I hear.
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From: Blind Bay, BC
What I notice is a lot of folks buy a seat & ride for a few hundred miles and think "this seat sucks" but if they gave the seat a chance to break in they may think differently??
after a few thousand miles I find the C&C seat a lot more comfortable as I guess it forms to your shape & size.
Colin
after a few thousand miles I find the C&C seat a lot more comfortable as I guess it forms to your shape & size.
Colin
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Central Florida
+1 on the C & C seats. I had a Harley Brawler seat on my Fatty...total piece of crap. Looked good, but not comfortable over an hour. Now I have a solo C & C made to order. Use the stock seat with passenger pillion sometimes, but hardly every go 2 up. Wife rides her own and not too keen on me picking up other ladies without supervision...
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Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Lafayette,La.
+1 on the C & C seats. I had a Harley Brawler seat on my Fatty...total piece of crap. Looked good, but not comfortable over an hour. Now I have a solo C & C made to order. Use the stock seat with passenger pillion sometimes, but hardly every go 2 up. Wife rides her own and not too keen on me picking up other ladies without supervision...
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