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I have the HD Rallyrunner. It's pretty nice, and the wife is comfy. Doesn't look too bad. Although the badlander looks better, I've been told by many people that it doesn't provide enough support and you feel like you're gonna slide right off the back, and passenger don't dig. If you want solo, I had had the brawler solo and it's infinitely better than stock, looks great, and is as comfortable as the Rallyrunner.
Yes I choked, coughed, gagged, thought it out, cried more over thinking and then the wife just floored me at the parts counter "get the mustang with the back rest"
Its a Wide Vintage Solo with Driver backrest...
i got the rear seat ordered...
just got 70 miles on the seat but it was the most comfortable 70 miles I have logged on the bike
Yes I choked, coughed, gagged, thought it out, cried more over thinking and then the wife just floored me at the parts counter "get the mustang with the back rest"
Its a Wide Vintage Solo with Driver backrest...
i got the rear seat ordered...
just got 70 miles on the seat but it was the most comfortable 70 miles I have logged on the bike
Doesnt look to bad either but the day tripper is in my price range
I went with the tripper solo and the added rear seat ... just ran a 100 mile trip, the cheeks were happy. With the other seat, they were screaming around 40 miles. I can go 2 up if I choose (also just picked a Haulin *** backrest on ebay) or pull the rear seat and run solo with a clean look.
I have the CC seats solo and their sport touring 2 up with gel inserts both front and back. I also had them flame stiched. They are great seats. I have had the stock and the harley badlander seats as well to compare it to and the CC seats are much better. I recommend CC seats. Look awesome and are comfortable. The gel is an improvement if you ride more than an hour at a time.
I got a C&C lopro solo a month or so ago. At first I didn't think it was worth the money. I got the gel insert. I rode with it for a month and had lukewarm feelings about it. Then I put the stock seat back on for one ride to work.
There is no way I'm going back to the stock seat. I didn't realize how much better the C&C was until I put the stocker back on. The stock seat seems made for some sort of creature other than human, as no human being's anatomy could be comfortable in the stock seat, IMO.
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