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Hopefully you guys can offer some suggestions: Here is the situation - I have a '14 Heritage. I sent out both seats to Mean City, and they are way better. The issue isn't the seat; she isn't comfortable leaning back against the backrest (replaced the original with one that is wider and a bit taller). This one is better but not great....the longer the ride the less comfortable.
In looking at the parts catalog there just doesn't seem to be anything like the touring backrest that will fit the Heritage. She has rode on a buddy's RK - way more comfortable...I can see why; the backrest is lower, taller, and wraps a bit.
i once saw some company make an Ultra Classic style passenger seat for softails. It was a monster of a thing.. had to mount not only in the passenger seat spots, but also had to be bolted to the fender struts just for support. But now that I look for it, i can't find it. so this wasn't helpful at all.
i once saw some company make an Ultra Classic style passenger seat for softails. It was a monster of a thing.. had to mount not only in the passenger seat spots, but also had to be bolted to the fender struts just for support. But now that I look for it, i can't find it. so this wasn't helpful at all.
LOL...thanks for trying.
The reason I posted was that I couldn't find anything either....
First thing I got the wife for our 07 Heritage,, was -
1 - the studded oversize Pillion seat...
I also got the Harley "touring" passenger pillion seat but the Wife didn't like it.
She likes the smaller stock seat better. The width of the bigger seat hurt her thighs.
I still have it in the "mistakes I purchased" cabinet.
So I guess the backrest/sissy bar that fits on the RK will not fit the Heritage.....
you can do what I usually do when I have a fitment issue. I ride to the dealer, get the parts guy to get that part, and see if it looks like it could fit, or what I may have to fabricate to make it work.
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