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Old Nov 2, 2012 | 01:36 PM
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I think the studs and leather choncho's add to the looks of most bikes.





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Old Nov 2, 2012 | 01:40 PM
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To be honest, I haven't made up my mind on it. I kind of like it, kind of don't. Maybe it'll grow on me.
 
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Old Nov 3, 2012 | 05:32 PM
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Old Nov 3, 2012 | 06:34 PM
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Mine's similar, I really like it, but am torn between it and my solo Saddleman Gel. seat. The Saddleman sits me back and lower, very comfortable, but lacks the "Look" I'm searching for.
 
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Old Nov 3, 2012 | 06:39 PM
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Agreed on the "look." But if this is more comfortable, I'll stick with it. A 6 hour ride with several breaks to the Black Hills on the Corbin and I was a hurtin unit.
 
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Old Nov 3, 2012 | 06:51 PM
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I don't know man, my own personal choice would be for those seats on FL fronts with wide tires , 50's style , your bike (like mine) with the wide glides, and 21" fronts, is more of a throwback to the 70's, King/Queen is an option, skinny slim is another and of course my favorite is the skinny springer seats.
But , sometimes those things that does not fit together usually, work together well, what do I know .
 
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Again, I can't argue with you on the look aspect. But if I'm not comfortable, I'm not going to ride as much, and I want to ride. I've got a Mustang Regal Duke, that is more of the classic look I used on trip sitting in the garage for the same reason. Now a Corbin. Hoping the width of this one is the difference maker.
 
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Originally Posted by machinistmate
Again, I can't argue with you on the look aspect. But if I'm not comfortable, I'm not going to ride as much, and I want to ride. I've got a Mustang Regal Duke, that is more of the classic look I used on trip sitting in the garage for the same reason. Now a Corbin. Hoping the width of this one is the difference maker.
You gotta be comfortable no doubt do not get me wrong at all man.
This is my lepera Plush I use with the wife, it is by far the most 'lush' comfortable seat I have

 
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Originally Posted by machinistmate
Again, I can't argue with you on the look aspect. But if I'm not comfortable, I'm not going to ride as much, and I want to ride. I've got a Mustang Regal Duke, that is more of the classic look I used on trip sitting in the garage for the same reason. Now a Corbin. Hoping the width of this one is the difference maker.
MM, what was it you didn't like about the Regal Duke? The width? I'm asking because I have tried so many seats over the last few years I'm not sure what I like. I do still have the Regal Duke and remember it being the most comfortable one I've had but it doesn't have the look I like. haha. I know I didn't like the Lepera and Corbin I tried out. Gets expensive too. I think I will just go for comfort and screw the good looks! lol. I really like the 09 OEM Fatboy seats. I have two of them but they seem too slick; I seem to move around on them in turns. Might just be my imagination.
 

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Don't get Me wrong. Both My solo seats are great, the Mustang is great and wide (16") But the Saddleman has the gel, so it's lower.
 
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