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I had enough of trying to pick out a seat for my Lo. I just got an email from C&C with the new 200mm design that uses both stock fender nuts to mount...but it looks to pillowish and throw you forward more imo. I will try to convert the .pdf file later to .jpg to show.
But now I want to stick with the old designs. I am torn between the fast back and solo w/ separate passenger pad. Fast back goes with the bagger lines, where solo gives it more a hopper feel. There is also the square back more for comfort.
I will order the piping option instead of stitching....and of course with gel for myself and passenger.
Guys at C&C rocks! They just spent almost an hour making sure I know what I am getting. Turns out I did order the solo with passenger seat that flushes up...where the fastback is not meant for passenger due to sliding effect. Piping pattern, gel & matte vinyl was added. They even sent me an email what leather looks like worn and stood out like a sore thumb. I do want a worn distress leather look, but they even recommended for me to get a local guy to recover later with the leather in my hands to make sure.
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