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I love the seat but i prefer very stiff seats. Most people say they arent for long distance but i have had many 1000 km days on it that I wouldnt trade.
It does move you back and down a bit but again thats what i prefer.
For what its worth, I prefer the chrome versions over the black. I have the same bike and think it would be kind of weird to black out random parts since its the classic version.
I also have a Mustang Wide Tripper solo seat and while it looks nice, I can only make it about 150 miles at a time without having to stretch.
I love the seat but i prefer very stiff seats. Most people say they aren’t for long distance but i have had many 1000 km days on it that I wouldn’t trade.
It does move you back and down a bit but again thats what i prefer.
Thanks much. That´s what i´m thinking too. And i need to go a little back and down. Last Bike i had le pera bare bones.
Kai
For what its worth, I prefer the chrome versions over the black. I have the same bike and think it would be kind of weird to black out random parts since its the classic version.
I also have a Mustang Wide Tripper solo seat and while it looks nice, I can only make it about 150 miles at a time without having to stretch.
Thanks much. For me i bougth the classic because the leather bags and spoke wheels. But i don´t like too much chrome.
If you are looking for a firm seat, I think most people would agree that the Corbin seats will fit your needs. The seats are generally considered some of the best around and are highly customizable - http://www.corbin.com/harley/
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