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Looking for other options other than Lucky Daves. Im not sure if the Saddlemen RP Slim is similar but I would like to know if there any others that make stepped seats
Saddlemen makes A great seat, but they are pretty pricey 450$. I ended up getting a local shop c&c seats. I am on my Mobile and cannot figure out how to attach a picture. They did some custom stitching to match my motorcycle at no additional charge. I love that seat it is so comfortable and it looks super cool
Yeah, if looks matter to you back rests are sort of a detractor. But, if looks don't matter back rests can't be beat for comfort. I'm too old to be cool, so there's no need trying to look it. I want real comfort. I won't ride more than 2 miles without my backrest.
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