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Sorry Pete, I thought it was sleeko's post, yeah you need a C&C solo. If you just want something in the short term, or that can be coupled with a pillion, then a late heritage seat is cheap enough
Sorry Pete, I thought it was sleeko's post, yeah you need a C&C solo. If you just want something in the short term, or that can be coupled with a pillion, then a late heritage seat is cheap enough
No worries! Thanks... I've been trying to decide exactly what style to go with next. The C&C's look sharp, but are they comfortable for long rides?
Sleeko...That seat must be killin your *** at 6'4'', my experience is that anyone over 5'6'' suffers with the standard seat., you must be sitting on the rail. LOL
At 6' even, the seat fits me fine. But I've got short legs. LoL
re-posting this pic - its not me or my pic, it is Lundee (another Train owner and forum member) and one of his bros.
But it is my favorite softails in motion pic and it's lost in the middle of this huge thread lol - so here it is for all you that haven't seen it by looking through this entire thread.
re-posting this pic - its not me or my pic, it is Lundee (another Train owner and forum member) and one of his bros.
But it is my favorite softails in motion pic and it's lost in the middle of this huge thread lol - so here it is for all you that haven't seen it by looking through this entire thread.
Pic Bump
Yeah it's a good pic, just a pity the person who took it wasn't a bit nearer to them.
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