LePera Bare Bones vs. The World!!!
Absolutely hated the bare bones at first.....but 500+ miles on it and it seems I'm getting used to the pain! 
It's broken in nicely, and I think most of the initial discomfort was getting used to the riding position. It's lower and further back than stock, and little to no back support, so hard on the throttle off a stop was disconcerting until I got used to the " throttle slide" toward the rear fender. Now it seems just as comfortable as the badlander that came stock.
It's broken in nicely, and I think most of the initial discomfort was getting used to the riding position. It's lower and further back than stock, and little to no back support, so hard on the throttle off a stop was disconcerting until I got used to the " throttle slide" toward the rear fender. Now it seems just as comfortable as the badlander that came stock.
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I have the Saddleman Solo something or other (in my sig pic)... looks a lot like the La Pera, but it's gel and waaaaaaaay more comfortable and has really neato stitching. Highly recommend.
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