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What do you and your passenger think about those seats? I've been looking at those ones for a while and can't make up my mind.
I like the looks of the bad lander the best. It hugs the bike better and doesn't look as blocky as the Sundowner. After about 100+ miles my a** starts to get sore though. Depending on your tolerance you might not mind it. The Sundowner is better for long rides. More back support, pressure relief and room for the lady.
I will be buying a sundowner for my new Road Glide when I am two up and keeping the stock seat for solo riding.
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