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It depends on how much you are looking to lower it. I have a Mustang seat on mine which I think put you a little higher on the bike which I don't mind I have long legs. Rather than finding a lower seat you can lower the whole bike with progressive springs and shockswhich would give you a better ride than the stock springs anyway, than you can pretty much pick any seat you want. I put new progressive springs in the front and it really helped ride quality need rear shocks next.
I also put the progressive 412's on my bike def lowered it.I also have a badlander seat from harley on there which ain't the most comfy but put you lower to the floor,for cruising around town I have a lapera barebones solo seat so you have many options good luck.
Jim D here.....Can i ask you a question or two???????
The bike looks great.....is that an "07" with EFI, and Vance & Hines slip ons???
I'm looking for the same set up and was wondering what was involved with setting up the pipes and tuning them in and how much....Actually i have more than one question....
Lastly.... is that a sprocket cover or an entire chrome sprocket
If it is just low that you want, the LePera that was on the OL's '88 1200 was very low. Unfortunately, it was just a bit harder than one whittled out of oak.[sm=insomnia.gif]
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