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Well... the long awaited arrival finally came. Gotta say I've been looking for a nice looking and comfy solo since I got the bike over a year ago. I know the Mustangs are highly recommended, but they just don't have the look I wanted. I saw this seat on the Drag Specialties website, read up on the Saddlemen seats and finally determined this was the one.
I've only been on a few rides with it, nothing longer than and hour... but it seems to be great so far. I'll let you know when I'm able to spend at least 3 solid hours on it.
I have more pics, if anyone wants them send me a note.
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