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2014 street glide and seat sucks. I've been to dealer to demo and like the hammock. Are there any solo seats that are as comfortable or any thing aftermarket as comfortable? Not opposed to 2 up or solo. Thanks
Seats are such an individual thing. I'm very happy with my Mustang wide touring seat, if that helps. Have spent many a 12 hour day in the saddle on it.
Bought a Ultra and I put a Mustang super tour on it. I also enjoy it but it would look like crap on the SG.
I have the Mustang Super Touring on my Street Glide. I also have a Mustang riders backrest. I think it looks fine and it's super comfy for me and the Mrs. In fact it's one of the only mods I've stuck with and haven't changed.
Wish I could say the same about windshields, audio, suspension!
Last edited by sanman4ever; Jul 24, 2015 at 09:43 PM.
Highly recommend the Mustang solo w detachable backrest. Add a rear seat pad for passenger. Just did a 11,000 mile 22 day trip to Alaska and back. No sore seat.
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