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I bought a 09+ HD heated seat from a somewhat local guy yesterday for $150. He had it on his '15 Road Glide Special but he traded it in on a new Indian Challenger.
The factory sticker is not on the seat pan, but it has 23672 and RDW-92/61-0067.
I know it's 09+ touring heated seat, but trying to figure out the model so I can order a new seat cover for it.
Can anyone confirm the model for me? It looks like an Ultra Classic CVO heated Hammock seat to me.
The top seat is my factory '16 Ultra Limited seat. The bottom seat is the 09+ heated seat I bought.
Thanks!
Last edited by Shark.Glide; Dec 29, 2021 at 02:42 AM.
I have that seat from a '14 CVO FLHTK. (At least, that was what I was told when I bought it used)
It looks like the OP's, save for a slightly different pattern. I also have the same numbers on the bottom of the pan.
FWIW - My heat failed and I took the seat apart near the switches and those switches are kinda cheap and of a "prone to failure" design, IMO.
I couldn't get it to work again so I just stapled it back up. The heat was nice, but it's the comfy seat I wanted. And it is to me.
Which brings me to the $31 Arrow branded air staple gun I got off Amazon. Very small and easy to use when you go to recover.
Researching seats from 09 - 14 and I found the factory seat number for my seat. It's a factory 2010 HD FLHTCUSE5 seat # 52344-10. It has the same exact seat pattern.
Last edited by Shark.Glide; Jan 3, 2022 at 11:29 PM.
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What touring bike is this seat from?
