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I'm looking to buy a new seat with driver backrest. Was wondering what has worked for you guys/gals.
I currently sit a bit too far back to comfortably ride my road pegs.
Thanks in advance
Gary Baker
I just today added a Firehouse Customs drivers backrest to my Heritage Classic.
Feels great in the garage but it is dumping right now so I won't get to ride until tomorrow or the next day.
I really like it so far. Direct bolt on with no mods to the bike!
go with mustand seat.i got mines from j-p cycles page 134 in 2007 catalogue.order part that goes with
your bike.i also got back seat pad.i also have detachable backrest on my 2005 fatboy.they,re more comfy
than harley sundowner seat.backrest makes a lot of difference.good luck
After about 10 attempts I found the Saddleman was the bad boy. Price was right to boot. Enough back support for me, a very "bucket" seat, some like the support way up there tho.
I also have the Mustang vintage solo with back rest. It was a great improvement from the stock Deuce seat. I almost did not order the backrest but man am I glad I did. The backrest makes a world of difference.
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