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Thanks for the reply's guys. To me it gives it a different look. I think it gives it that "seat mounted to the rigid frame bobber look". Thats just me though and I'm pretty biased. Thanks again
Real nice...one of the few things I didn't like about the Bones was the way you sat up on top of it, and not down in it.
I got the bare bones without gel here and its a really great seat. My bike had the cobra with gel on it and I guess the gel just didnt work for me. The bare bones without gel kicks ***. Its comfy and looks great on every bike I have seen it on.
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