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I just got the wide with rider backrest, and it's fantastic.
Got my wide with back rest today, the regular would probably look better, but it looks OK.. I think it would look better if I had the 4.3gal tank. But I'm not spending money on that.
I just ordered a standard width Mustang Solo yesterday. I'm sure the Wide would be more comfortable but I just couldn't get over how big it looks on the bike.
Suprisingly my XL50 seat is pretty comfy for 2up riding so I have been trying to find a good solo seat. I have been through a handful of solo seats and I'm hoping the Mustang will be a keeper.
Last edited by sajackson; Oct 29, 2010 at 05:12 AM.
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