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I've been looking at the Lepera bare bones seat and really like the look of it.Right now I have the stock solo seat and it just looks to big.I have also considered a spring seat,but they don't look comfortable at all.what do you guys have and recommend.Anybody have anything laying around that they don't want anymore?
I loved the Mustang vintage solo I used to have on my Sporty so much I bought one for my Street Bob too. I also have a Le Pera Bare Bones for it and while it looks great it's only good for riding about 100 miles before you have to get off it before your *** explodes.
try a C&C seat. Good quality and they look good too. Check out their website for different models. They have a solo low pro and a fastback. www.ccseats.com
While we're discussing seats, does anyone have a mustang vintage solo seat and a power commander? The parts manager at a local shop says it won't fit the sportster because of where the wiring harness is once the power commander is installed.
what year is yr bike?? i have a pritty cool solo seat that i will sell ya, fits an 04-06, poss 07 and up but not sure. the seat is not comfy but its cool and it comes off with one screw so its an easy switch up.
i got a spring seat on my scoot, love it, my scoot is ok for comfort, not the best, definetly not the worst, my whole scoot is about looks and i'm ok with that, i still ride her almost every day
what year is yr bike?? i have a pritty cool solo seat that i will sell ya, fits an 04-06, poss 07 and up but not sure. the seat is not comfy but its cool and it comes off with one screw so its an easy switch up.
i got a spring seat on my scoot, love it, my scoot is ok for comfort, not the best, definetly not the worst, my whole scoot is about looks and i'm ok with that, i still ride her almost every day
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