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I've had both, and both are in my shed. The Brawler was bad, but the Lepera was a total concrete block.
I'm 5'10" and 240. I couldn't ride for more than 1 1/2 hours before being in trouble with *** burn. I tried a Mustang Vintage solo for the hell of it. They only cost a couple hundred, so it was worth a shot. Unbelieveable difference. I can literally ride all day pain free.
I know they're ugly, but I would rather ride without being in pain...
Same here! The thing about the Mustang i dont like is the juicy feeling but thats what makes it comfortable i guess. I like the firm feeling of the bones in corners but more than an hour and i'm done.
cheers Pal, was goin with a Bare Bones as I like one of their styles (Hot Rod Bel air) but noticed on here there's a guy "likestoride" who has a C&C with the same style? So now open to best price with best shipment to the UK. I'll contact them both now!
I went with the barebones because I could put the stock pillion or stock seat on without any issues or having to take off the C&C bracket
I went with the barebones because I could put the stock pillion or stock seat on without any issues or having to take off the C&C bracket
I will use stock seat when 2up, so not really bothered about being able to use a pillion with new seat & not to bothered about pulling the bracket either!
I was all ready to order bare bones, especially when I noticed their Bel air seat, just still a little concern over comfort, then saw a bike on here (likestoride's bike, PIC BELOW! this pic made me want the Nacelle too!) with the C&C in the same style as the Bel Air & thought maybe that sorts it all out for me! Got a price for the Bare Bones now, shippings high to UK but will also get done for VAT & import duty as it comes in, so just going to get a price for the C&C, which ever's the best, I'll probably go for!
The bare bones gets better the longer you ride it. I think it's the best looking seat.
+1
The first day I got on the BareBones I rode about 5 hours. BIG MISTAKE! I thought I would never feel my a$$ again!!! Since then, i have never had the same feel. Sure, there are more comfortable seats out there, but the BareBOnes just looks kewl!
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