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Will update this thread along with mikale for those who still may be searching... I purchased one only last week for my Fat Boy Lo (photo) - they had to find the P/N in the 2015 book (52000148) and I was lucky they still had one in stock at my dealer; I was told no longer available in 2016 maybe some other dealers still have a few available may have to search around to find. Hope this information helps...
Thus far after only maybe 100 miles I certainly like better than stock seat!
Last edited by Cyclenby; Sep 7, 2015 at 09:18 AM.
Reason: Update
I have ordered mine and hope this will overcome Marysia, (wife), slipping forward everytime I brake. Poor thing is only 45Kg and 5Ft 2", nothing of her really and on the old Road King had to check she was still with me. I'll let you know how I/we get on with it.
btw, The seat looks great on your bike Cyclenby. I keep looking at the new Fatboy S but I must be honest, I do like 'Chrome'. Apperently, (over here in the UK), the Softail Slim S will be out in October-November, so perhaps I might wait for an FLSTC-S.
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