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I recently upgraded from a Nightster to the big boy league and bought a Fatboy Lo. I had forward controls on the Nightster and was able to stretch way out. Now I get on the Fatboy and I really feel cramped. I have the stock seat and floorboards on it. Is there a seat that gives you a little more room? I am new to this forum and looking forward to contributing.
Thanks. I was looking into a Brawler seat, just thinking it looks a little lower profile, but would like to sit on one first. Anyone have an opinion on that particular seat?
I just could not get use to the cramp feeling with the floorboards on my old fatboy, I tried highway pegs, but then you need to shift and brake in town and your still cramped. I ended up getting rid of the floorboards and crash bar and installed forward controls it really cleaned up the bike and it's has real comfortable riding position now.
Thanks. I was looking into a Brawler seat, just thinking it looks a little lower profile, but would like to sit on one first. Anyone have an opinion on that particular seat?
My wife has a Brawler leather seat on her Heritage and it is great. It is alot higher quality than a Lepera seat. It is also really comfortable and still provides some back support.
My wife has a Brawler leather seat on her Heritage and it is great. It is alot higher quality than a Lepera seat. It is also really comfortable and still provides some back support.
You probably wouldn't know since its not your bike, but did it move her back a bit? It looks like there is way less padding than the stock seat.
I have a barely used badlander I'd sale you if your interested. I'm too short for it but it's definitely a lower profile seat.
Thanks for the offer, I will keep it in mind. I need to make a decision soon. I was kinda looking for a removable passenger seat although. But if the price is right...
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