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Riddin high (literally) and in comfort with my Buddy seat that I bought on Ebay.
Sit pretty high (even at 6' 4" I can barley sit flat footed) but got use to it pretty quick. I have bad knees and it helps to keep them from getting sore.
My *** is about as comfortable as I could ask for. I really like the seat, I believe it's off of an early Shovel and is in great shape. Had one on my 1st Harley (Duo-Glide) and this is just as comfortable as I remember that 1st one being.
You're gonna have to change your screen name now. Damn, that's like sitting on your gas tank high, LOL. Yeah, that looks to be off a 60's model. Good for you and glad it's working out. Just don't forget to duck when going under low bridges.
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