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I have the same bike: Has anyone tried or use the reach seat? Part number 52000334..... I'm 5'8 and want something I can flat foot with the wife on the back and at the same time keep her happy.
Reach seat? Just go with the Hammock? (probably the most comfortable) or save a few and get the Sundowner?
Thanks in advance
the Hammock is a tall seat, if your looking to get lower, that wont help.
I just purchased a 2018 RGS leftover that the dealer had installed RC Components 4.5 inch Rage" slipons with Eclipse tips in black. They look and sound really good and added some torque.
http://www.rccomponents.com/index.aspxfDea
As far as the seat I loved the hammock seat on my 2011 CVO Road Glide Ultra so I've added that to the RGS for when we ride 2up. Really comfortable for those 400 mile rides.
Last edited by roadrydr; Dec 13, 2018 at 11:35 AM.
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