Calling all FatBoy Lo Owners
Stellar HDF Member
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From: Columbus, OH
It was one of the first things I started working on when we bought that house, that and the sub panel so I can run the air compressor and the welder
Road Captain
Joined: May 2007
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From: Orlando, FL
I went ahead and ordered a Mustang Wide Tripper seat to try and make my *** a little more happy.
I didn't realize that most of the aftermarket seats use a center rear mounting point instead of the two that the stock seat uses, so I ordered the mounting nut for that and a pair of thumb screws. I guess I get to punch a hole in the middle of the fender bib I just bought. That's kinda lame, but once it's all mounted up I'm sure it won't bother me.
I didn't realize that most of the aftermarket seats use a center rear mounting point instead of the two that the stock seat uses, so I ordered the mounting nut for that and a pair of thumb screws. I guess I get to punch a hole in the middle of the fender bib I just bought. That's kinda lame, but once it's all mounted up I'm sure it won't bother me.
Road Captain
Joined: May 2007
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From: Orlando, FL
There's a place with it on Amazon for $220. Most places are at $256 or higher so i figured it was worth a try for that price.
I feel like the part that bugs me on the stock seat is the 90 degree angle at the top in the back... it seems to make a pressure point right where my belt is. The mustang looks a little more curved at the top so that's why I was eyeballing it.
I feel like the part that bugs me on the stock seat is the 90 degree angle at the top in the back... it seems to make a pressure point right where my belt is. The mustang looks a little more curved at the top so that's why I was eyeballing it.
Last edited by Mother; Jan 7, 2016 at 01:23 PM.
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From: Southern Arizona
i didn't still get enough back support from the mustang, you sit on it, with my ultimate you sit in it. paid 320 for the ultimate, but worth every cent, wife loves her back seat
Road Captain
Joined: May 2007
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From: Orlando, FL
Mustang makes a few different seats that all have different shapes to them. The wide tripper appears to sit a bit lower than some of the others, so I think it should preserve the "in" the bike feel. Not worried about a back seat as nobody will be riding on the back... at least not any time soon.
This is the one that I ordered.
http://www.mustangseats.com/Product/...STSB-2008-2011
This is the one that I ordered.
http://www.mustangseats.com/Product/...STSB-2008-2011
Last edited by Mother; Jan 7, 2016 at 02:55 PM.
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From: Florida
Have to say though it was the same with the Mustang I had on my old Heritage.
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From: Southern Arizona
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