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not so much lower, but puts you back further towards rear fender. Not talking much distance, but the one I put on a friends bike, he got a little more leg room.
Here's a decent shot of the flame stitching on the DG I got from sterlingseatsinc
DG did a great job of matching the stock flames.
I love the seat and lowered seating position.
Dude, Just do it. I have one on my Rocker and its one of the best changes I've made. It puts you back and a little lower while it also closes the gap between the seat n fender. Sterling seats is a great co to deal with and the product is awesome. I highly recommend this to every Rocker owner I run into. Then out apes on it and you'll be in heaven.
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